Couldn’t agree more, I’m just arguing that city traffic can still be predictable enough to inadvertently trigger that “automation” mode. As with my example the car would risk torpedoing a cyclist when turning. That’s something I’m acutely aware of when biking and I know exactly which turns are the most dangerous in my city.
When biking, my autonomous activities are turned off. I become hyper-aware because I’m an American and I know that my value has gone down 90% just by hopping on a bike instead of a big truck.
Couldn’t agree more, I’m just arguing that city traffic can still be predictable enough to inadvertently trigger that “automation” mode. As with my example the car would risk torpedoing a cyclist when turning. That’s something I’m acutely aware of when biking and I know exactly which turns are the most dangerous in my city.
When biking, my autonomous activities are turned off. I become hyper-aware because I’m an American and I know that my value has gone down 90% just by hopping on a bike instead of a big truck.