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5 CONCLUSION FROM AN AUTOMATION EXPERT WITH FIRSTHAND KNOWLEDGE OF HIGHWAY
REGULATION WHAT SELF-DRIVING CARS TELL US ABOUT AI RISKS: “MISSY” CUMMINGS
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Human Errors in Operation Get Replaced by Human Errors in Coding
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AI Failure Modes are Hard to Predict
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Probabilistic Estimates Do Not Approximate Judgment Under Uncertainty
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Maintaining AI is Just as Important as Creating AI
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AI Has System-Level Implications that Can't be Ignored
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Abstract:In 2016, just weeks before the Autopilot in his Tesla drove Joshua
Brown to his death, I pleaded with the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce,
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In 2016, just weeks before the Autopilot in his Tesla drove Joshua Brown to his
death, I pleaded with the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and
Transportation to regulate the use of artificial intelligence in vehicles.
Neither my pleading nor Brown's death could stir the government to action. •
Since then, automotive AI in the United States has been linked to at least 25
confirmed deaths and to hundreds of injuries and instances of property damage.
Published in: IEEE Spectrum ( Volume: 60, Issue: 10, October 2023)
Page(s): 30 - 35
Date of Publication: 04 October 2023
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DOI: 10.1109/MSPEC.2023.10271347
Publisher: IEEE
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1 HUMAN ERRORS IN OPERATION GET REPLACED BY HUMAN ERRORS IN CODING
Proponents of autonomous vehicles routinely assert that the sooner we get rid of
drivers, the safer we will all be on roads. They cite the NHTSA statistic that
94 percent of accidents are caused by human drivers. But this statistic is taken
out of context and inaccurate. As the NHTSA itself noted in that report, the
driver's error was “the last event in the crash causal chain…. It is not
intended to be interpreted as the cause of the crash.” In other words, there
were many other possible causes as well, such as poor lighting and bad road
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