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I'd imagine (hope) this would be negated by the combined effect of every robo-car not driving like a selfish douche.
I'm assuming there's robo-saturation though, rather than that awkward transition period where a proportion of the traffic is robo and there are still 'normal' cars.
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That's easy to remedy, just have a screen with a face where the headrest is to nod back at you. Sorted.
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That'd only be a matter of time.. in the meantime, play it safe and by the rules and the other person will go. No problem.
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@Velocio
Interesting point about failing to act on subtle human interactions like nods though.