How self-driving cars can be safe and ready for millions
Companies race to put robots on streets, but speed alone won't win.
This work asks two simple things: agree on clear safety rules everyone follows, and build systems that are truly scalable so they can work for millions of cars not just a lab test.
The authors offer a clear math idea called Responsibility-Sensitive Safety, it's like a rule-book that tells a car how to behave so it wont cause avoidable crashes.
They also show how to design a system that meets those rules without costing a fortune, so the tech can grow fast.
The point is that without shared standards and practical designs, self-driving might stall and stay inside labs.
This story is about building trust, simple rules, and tools that can scale.
If cars follow the same clear rules, they can become safer, cheaper, and useful for everyone, sooner than you think.
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On a Formal Model of Safe and Scalable Self-driving Cars
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