autonomous vehicle is placed in front of a moral dilemma for instance suddenly the autonomous vehicle sees a child in its path but it can't stop because it's going too fast and the other alternative is to go off to the side and hit a tree so it doesn't run over the child and keep the driver safe or does it keep the child safe and go off and run into a tree and there will be cases of coma moral dilemmas where the vehicle whichever choice the vehicle makes is going to be the wrong choice well i mean that's the that's the whole point of being this point i think is also selling the trust 1st of all psychologically when you're in autonomy as car how do you trust a robber i mean we see it like you've just given me an example of how there would be problems with the dilemma which dracula a child or do i hit a tree and killed the driver or like well let me know that and thomas car has

killed a cyclist i mean he only takes a few accidents like that and then you know in a new film that people won't be able to believe but the companies that day were the volvo in the united states hit the woman with the bicycle 1st of all all of the autonomous vehicle features of the car had been disabled and basically the driver was in control so that's not the press like that but on that same day in the united states 130 pedestrians or cyclists were killed by normal cars driven by humans. nobody talks about that so nobody is nobody is trying to say that there will be 0 but it will be less than that of what we have today but how do you sell the trust to people psychologically who does it will say because when you're in charge you're in charge and you can blame yourself but well we see drones killing wrong. people always hiring right let me let me remind you of the days when

people wouldn't get into an elevator unless there was a friendly elevator operator who held the handle and made sure everybody was in and then he closed the doors and remember the old scissors type doors that crisscross the need to close the door then the outer door would close and then he moved the handle and co to the next floor and now we're in autonomous elevators and nobody worries about it and all of the airports have autonomous trains that take you from terminal to terminal so it's just a call it's just a question of people getting used to it and then we we shouldn't forget that. the 1st couple of 1000000 users especially in the united states are not going to be. individuals the 1st couple of 1000000 users are going to be fleets break fed ex. u.p.s. and the u.s.

postal service is going to happen to all those trying drivers are they going to be out of business well you know what happens in every industrial revolution has people are displaced from one area over time they have to find jobs in another area but yes i think anybody who makes their living as a delivery driver or a garbage truck driver or a bus driver or a taxi driver is in a couple of decades is going to have to find something else something else to do i regret it myself i mean i'm a passionate driver i used to participate in automobile races i like nothing better than high performance cars. i like to think i'm a better driver than most people so will i miss it well yes i will know it won't because i'll be dead by that time but also i think. we're going to talk

a lot about the psychological aspect and cultural aspect as well before we get to that i do a lot of stuff about cyber crime and i know how easy it is to actually still something online so you know considering that this car will be completely automated and you know why or to the old line industry it's going to so much easier to steal it now i mean you just have to hack into into our way you don't even have to break the glass or the wire well. these vehicles will have to be very much hard from a know what chronic standpoint to avoid hacking into them and disrupting the system and of course that's the problem of malware or malfeasance or people abusing the system. really exists in. anything we do in may know it's like we do electronic banking and then you say well we can't of electronic banking because somebody could hack into your account and steal your money well yes they could and

in some cases that happens but we still believe in electronic banking and just because there is some risk of. electronic interference doesn't mean that we shouldn't enjoy the benefits of the technology so also thinking how do you sell that to americans because americans are fiercely independent they hate any kind of government intrusion or control over them some is there a car that can be stopped. automatically for and you know you're stopped for tax evasion or a car that ultimately drives you and decide where to go i mean how do you how does that sit with the concept of americans being free and super individualistic well. if that is that is a problem and you do give up certain freedoms you give up the freedom of. being able to vote to violate the speed limit. traffic is so

regulated. you know which lanes you're supposed to be you know where you're supposed to go do you have to stop at stop signs you have to not go over a certain speed so i mean human traffic human driven traffic is very tightly regulated today and you say well. probably when they put the speed limits in 50 or 80 years ago people said this is outrageous i don't want to be told i can only do 80 kilometers an hour i want to be able to do a 130 kilometers an hour but people get used to these things and. at some point it's not going to be. it's not going to be a matter of choice but because it's some point when say a city government or a state government or even the national government figures out that the remaining

30 percent of human driven vehicles are causing 95 percent of the accidents what the government does is says ok that's it you have 5 years to dispose of your car and start using autonomous vehicles like everybody else but at the end of 5 years we were going to take your vehicle off the road and that's you know it's not popular but unlike if you try to think guns away from americans you're going to have a revolution because that violates the 2nd amendment of the constitution we're going to have much less that. please if you try to take guns away you're going to have a revolution but if but for the ability to drive a car there's no constitutional amendment that says you have

a god given right to drive your own car. and you're not really taking anything away because the actual mobility will be improved the ability to go from point to point quickly will be improved and the the time that you have available for your personal use will increase because when you leave work to go home you get into the autonomous module and you can do anything you want you know you could pull the curtains and go to sleep or you could have your your 1st drink of the evening no worry about being pulled on one for it and the thing is you see let's let's an excellent point. when we. think about how unreliable human beings are we would not get into a taxi or a bus because human beings go to sleep they drink they have moments of inattention. we we take still on the phone while driving and so

forth and these are 0 practices that lead to a lot of accidents we still don't know how reliable robots are either because that's still a big question i mean maybe statistically you're saying in the future we're going to have a ratio where robots make less mistakes in humans but we still don't hang out that we do what we do to the latest technology of autonomous vehicles as developed by way more which is a division of google or. general motors with using cruise automation which is of a west coast stuart of the general motors part of the vehicles have. only of thomas test fleets in the united states they have to report the number of resets per month reset means that there was a failure and you had to reset the car. general motors and

weigh mow down to like 0 resets per month these things just work and work and work and work and never have a problem we're going to take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue talking about how our lives will change with driving cars on our roads taking over emanuel cars talking to axial general motors robert let's stay with us. most people thing to stand out in this business you need to be the 1st one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest raid in truth to

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and we're back with. general motors robert let's. do you feel like americans will eventually completely forget how to drive i think in another 30 or 40 years we will have a situation where little grandchildren or little children ask their great grandparents. is it true that these cars used to have people driving them and great grand. that's what we used to do that kind of scan. and. then the kid says but is a true that you'd have 2 lane roads where one car would go this way at 100 kilometers an hour and another car would go this way in a 100 kilometers an hour. on the ground great grandfather would say that's what we did. the kids would say we'll didn't you didn't you sometimes hit each other. it

sometimes happens kids will shake their heads and say i don't know how you people did that then why not leave that option to the humans of actually also be able to drive if they want for instance in any way automation of flying it's also happening but in a very different way with automated car that drives your seats total control to you at this point i don't know what's going to be like 15 years. with planes it's like a commented piloting row in lets you drive but doesn't let you do anything stupid why not go down that road when it comes to me because you won't get the efficiency the efficiency. d. congesting the city's improving the throughput on the flow of transportation on any given road the minute you start blending human driven cars in with the robotic cars you lose the efficiency because then all the robotic cars are slowed down by the poor human reactions and the poor driving habits of the human being compared to

a. compared to a robotic car i'll give you an example if if you stand at a traffic light and you are number 6 or number 7 down in the traffic light goes from red to green. you can count to 3 before the 1st person oh you know and starts to move then it's another one to 3 before the 2nd person goes so after 10 cars you've got 30 seconds which is most of the light so if your number 10 in a line of cars waiting for the light to change probably you're not going to get through it because everybody has wasted 3 seconds waking up whereas with. a line of autonomous cars when that signal changes because these autonomous cars are all connected electronically when the light changes we're actually won't need a light with it can be an invisible signal. all 10 or all 15 cars will move

it once and they'll move smoothly and with minimum minimum front to careers separation so. blending human driven with autonomous is going to be a necessary thing in a transitional phase but it's not efficient and that but you say won't i want to drive i want to and. it's going to be just like the horse today horses are no longer seen on the city streets of moscow or anywhere else. because they're not an efficient form of transportation they slow everything down. and frankly they're you know they're hazardous center in and around automobiles but you can still if you if you're a horse fan you can still enjoy your horse you can enjoy it in the western united states and there are probably ranches in russia someplace where you can go right

across the steps all you want and there are horsepower earned riding stables are going to have car bars on the way and we will drive around with a manual come to where it's starting in the states already there you have these automotive country clubs that are springing up around the big cities where the i would agree the well to do people can keep their cars at that country club where they have government is cars in the future are going to be a luxury for people that are well off right and they will be collector's items and be like owning a horse today somewhat of a psychological concept i mean we've touched upon it earlier and he said well i myself love driving beautiful cars but also i feel like. driving a car is such an intense part of american culture of becoming an adult like getting your driving license i mean driving coast to coast 6 to 6 i mean the whole concept of i'm going to take a drive to clear my hand is a very american thing because we like here in rush hour in europe when you go for

a walk i mean how can that go away so quickly well it is actually already going away in the what we call the millennial you know who are kids that were born after after 2000 other ones who live in social media when once really mean they're much more interested in their phones than in content content and. video phoning each other and so forth. that is what's consuming their lives now as electronic technology in the form of handheld. vices and you say and many of them are not that eager to learn to drive because they've been driven around by mom all the time. and that's another. new freedom that people don't think about so much is the freedom to not have to drive your kids around all the time anymore in that you'll be able to send your small children

to certain preprogramed known addresses you know like well known houses of friends or kindergarten or whatever to where the kids can take an autonomous vehicle to go to these priests pre-specified places. old people who can no longer drive or who are partly blind or something like that will be able to safely navigate. in one sense it takes away the freedom of holding a steering wheel. but it also replace is that with the freedom of being able to go anywhere anytime whether you're healthy you or not whether you could see or not whether you're asleep or not. whether you want to work on the way or it doesn't matter you just get into that module and it safely takes you where you want to go

and that's that's a form of freedom the whole concept of turning this self driving cars into model s. is that they won't be oh right it's going to be like sort of like your personal train compartments not going to be you know they're all going to look at the same they going to all drive at the same you know the and then the american car industry is also based on individual expression i mean. all these cars that we see advertised on t.v. they are alternately saying that if you drive me you're better that you know the person next to you really want what we call a habit and you don't. like let the south driving cars also be different from each other looks wise or well ordered or compartmentalise why take away that it will be a challenge but what's the utility of if only these modules belong to fleets of belong to individuals what's the value in having a. b.m.w.

or mercedes the public doesn't care because the public is going to only see these things will be on by the large transport flora shay's and anybody is that's going to go out of business ultimately you know it's doomed or maybe they will focus on you know luxury is here we are afford this models instead of the end but see people and cannot only these things so if they don't own them why bother. and so. outside the cities there will be no private ownership of you because the cities do not want these things cluttering up the city. the average automobile spends less than 10 percent of its time actually going someplace the rest of the time it's sitting around waiting for people to use it and that's the beauty of autonomous modules they'll be in use all the time. so but out in the country you know in the suburbs b.s.

it's quite possible that people will still be able to own a car and they might be a van type. and they might have all their vacation and stuff in it you know tennis rackets and water skis and everything so that they can always you know you're a basement but the problem is once them once they decide to use it it's going to have to be entered into the computer controlled transportation flow they have the dad cannot sit behind the wheel and decide with what they're going to have to do they're going to have to program in their destination and then apply to enter into the traffic flow and let's take a couple of minutes and then we'll be entered into the traffic flow now one of the reasons why the city to city modules have to pretty much all be the same is because you're going to have on the big motorways.

or freeway it's as it was with a column some places in the states. will probably have. inductive electric cables. which charge the batteries of the modules while they're on the freeway and. so these will be these cables will be embedded in the concrete maybe $56.00 centimeters below the surface. and on top the mundials will have minimal separation between each other you know maybe $2530.00 centimeters max and they have to be like sausage wheels because when they're all together in a train they have to look like a big long snake and if if you take

a train and you do this. with with it with the railroad cars you have a lot of air resistance which is why railroad cars are all long tubes and then they stop and then there's another want to because there's a minimal air resistance so on oh only models will join into this train and the train will probably go at like 300 kilometers an hour and when you get close to your exit. your module will automatically separate out of the train and it will go into the cellar ration lanes the gap to your module left will be filled so that in a few seconds you know the little bit will be closed up again then your module goes under a reader where you will be charged for the number of kilometers that you spent on the on the motorway and then you proceed to your own from a destination but and so for urban use.

makes play no role in urban use like 60 kilometers an hour or less. resistance isn't that big a thing but on the freeway it will be important for only these modules to be basically shaped like like a big cylinder and then there are what is held on my help i will always. think several years later when i the time this evolution is complete. you'll probably be at the point where you'll be cleared to sit back in a module place without having to do anything let's see what happens thanks a lot for this fascinating interview always. i don't like it either but it's going to happen because it is too all right let's all just have to go along with it thanks a lot and they sneer at your google group. you

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