They already are, the media just reports on every one of these crashes. Even just reporting on each human fatality daily would put things closer to perspective even with every autonomous accident being reported as if it were the end times.

Liability of an accident doesn't factor into those statistics. They include all accidents regardless of blame.

And you act like that exact scenario hasn't happened with human drivers. In Arizona alone, 3.5 people die every day in traffic incidents. Given the number of dumb fuck road ragers brake checking other drivers on the road, stopping in the middle of an intersection and getting hit probably happens at least once a day, probably more.

Yet even with all those fatalities, and other accidents in general, the autonomous systems still have fewer incidents per mile driven.

The Mooch was easily my fav press secretary from that shit show.

FYI , if you haven't seen it yet, he's one of the whales on "Killer Whales", that crypto Shark Tank knock off. The show is wild, everyone talking shit about the products, but still saying they'd support it. And the prize isn't actually any sort of money for the schemes, just a mentorship with the whales. It's absolutely great to watch with a bag of popcorn.

Again, I suggest we change the penalties for these crimes to be triple damages, which is already common for other civil penalties. And we base that number on the company's annual base revenue, not the net income or profit.

If the company moves $55 billion a year that's what the penalties are based on, even if they only profit $500 million. It's the only way to actually make breaking the law no longer profitable.

Per mile driven, all of these autonomous systems are statistically better than humans at driving.

It's mostly because humans are dogshit at driving, but you are a lot safer using these systems than not, despite media reporting.

Out of curiosity, and as an American not knowing intricacies, since this says travel in the EU...

Do all EU member states arrest and extradite between each other?

Yeah, but the reason it was classified as seasonal was almost certainly to limit it to Halloween.

This makes it seasonal to whatever season it's dressed up as, which can be anything.

Don't say that so loud.

You'll have the self-proclaimed "power users" that just copy things they see posted without knowing what it does or possible issues and side effects, doing this and then complaining about issues stemming from it. And never disclosing they did it, blaming it on the system as a whole, ignoring the bypass they did.

Oh wait, this isn't the Windows community.

Same. It was in the perfect spot, and worked 100% of the time for me.

The in-screen one on my Pixel 6 works maybe 50% of the time, and for whatever reason just hates my right thumb, the one it really needs to be able to read. Even with it saved 5 times.

Android eventually locks out apps designed for older APIs. I remember reading about a bunch of abandoned apps being dropped from the Play Store for that reason. Not sure if that's just the Play Store though or if it is the Android OS itself. I haven't ever kept a phone beyond the manufacturer providing security updates since I actually use my phone for secure things.

Not quite the same. The US has a method for territories to become a State, although it requires the US Congress to agree, and we all know how that shit show is currently.

Puerto Rico in particular has had 6 referendums on whether to petition to become a State, keep the status quo or independence. While the US Congress has sometimes stood in the way a bit (largely because of the two sided political bullshit we all deal with), the PR referendums historically have been very split, often due to confusing language.

It's not as simple as the US outright preventing these territories from even looking at making their own decisions like with the American Colonies and British Empire.

Especially when they go out of their way to provide direct APKs to Android users who do not use Play Store.

They already had to make the APK for the Play Store, providing it directly doesn't require extra dev work.