Last week, Google reported on a new wreck involving one of its self-driving cars.\u00a0 Google is trying to sell this as the first wreck involving its self-driving cars, but reports of other wrecks are out there.<\/p>\n
Regardless, a new article from a computer\/tech writer brings out one of the important issues with self-driving cars — you can’t program intuition<\/a>.<\/p>\n And tuition is really important when driving.\u00a0 My daughter is about to turn 16.\u00a0 As we’re teaching her to drive, we spend a lot of time talking about anticipating what’s going on around us.<\/p>\n Intuition plays a big part of that.\u00a0 You might not think that, but we all know it.<\/p>\n Some of it is obvious.\u00a0 We can see a driver who might be drifting in his lane or driving aggressively, all indications that we need to watch them.\u00a0 Or we can be driving downtown and see the pedestrians on the corner and ascertain whether they’re (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Last week, Google reported on a new wreck involving one of its self-driving cars.\u00a0 Google is trying to sell this as the first wreck involving its self-driving cars, but reports of other wrecks are out there. Regardless, a new article…<\/span><\/p>\n