自動運転というものの怖さを示す一例。
ちょっとしたプログラムで山のような死者がでる可能性も。
悪意のあるプログラマーが何かのタイミングで急ブレーキや急発進を仕込むことも技術的には可能だ。
BBCより。
Google's driverless cars designed to exceed speed limit
http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-28851996
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【Be★With】愛のスピード違反/スリット入りブルーブラウス婦人警官 新品価格 |
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ユピテル(YUPITERU) スーパーキャット超高感度GPSアンテナ搭載ミラー一体型レーダー探知機 GWM85sd 新品価格 |
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【中古】平成15年・SUBARU・インプレッサスポーツワゴン・15i-S・ブラックトパーズ・車検2年付・97900km 中古価格 |
Google's self-driving cars are programmed to exceed speed limits by up to 10mph (16km/h), according to the project's lead software engineer.Dmitri Dolgov told Reuters that when surrounding vehicles were breaking the speed limit, going more slowly could actually present a danger, and the Google car would accelerate to keep up.
Google's driverless prototypes have been widely tested on roads in the US.
The UK will allow driverless cars on public roads from 2015.
Google first announced its driverless car division in 2010, and has been testing its technology in modified cars built by other manufacturers.
The cars have travelled on more than 300,000 miles of open road, mostly in California.
In May, the US tech firm said it would start building its own self-driving cars.
The bubble-shaped vehicles will seat two people, propulsion will be electric, and to begin with they will be limited to 25mph (40km/h) to help ensure safety.
In July, the UK government announced that driverless cars will be allowed on public roads from January next year.
In addition, ministers ordered a review of the UK's road regulations to provide appropriate guidelines.
This will cover the need for self-drive vehicles to comply with safety and traffic laws, and involve changes to the Highway Code, which applies to England, Scotland and Wales.‥‥
–まるで、スピード違反の言い訳をするような言いブリ。
周りの車がスピードーオーバーするなか着いて行かないと危ないと•••
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