The Growing Proof That Autonomous Cars Save Lives
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BREAKING — IEEE Spectrum reports that autonomous vehicles remain unsettling to plenty of people, with some experts and policymakers cautioning that AVs will not automatically make roads safer. The comparison between self-driving and human-driven cars remains difficult because there simply are not enough autonomous vehicles on the road for meaningful analysis. Still, the emerging research is beginning to point toward a different conclusion than the skepticism might suggest.
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Source: IEEE Spectrum, “The Growing Proof That Autonomous Cars Save Lives”. Read the original →
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