A Driverless Car in China Hit a Pedestrian. Social Media Users Are Siding With the Car
A Driverless Car in China Hit a Pedestrian. Social Media Users Are Siding With the Car
While many social media users are blaming the pedestrian for reportedly crossing against the light, the incident highlights the challenge autonomous driving faces in complex situations.
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Why is social media options any factor in this discussion?
It's beneficial to know what the general public thinks about issues?
I don't think "posts on social media" is a good indicator for what the public thinks anymore, if ever. The amount and reach of bot or bought accounts are disturbingly high.
Social media aren't "the general public"
Do you have a better way of interviewing Chinese Nationals for Western media?
Yes
With the terrible demographic distribution, the absolute sewage social media is and the bots that make more than half the content. If you want to know what the general public thinks, you could not chose any worse source
...they asked on social media.