Driverless vehicles have never been at fault, the study found: They’re usually hit from behind in slow-speed crashes by inattentive or aggressive humans unaccustomed to machine motorists that always follow the rules and proceed with caution.
Which completely negates the point you are trying to make.
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Which completely negates the point you are trying to make.
The point is they are involved in more accidents. The rest is spin.
The goal is to have the robot-driven car survive in a human world and perform in this world better than humans, not the other way around.