I will be a guinea pig. Shortly, I will be sitting in a simulator at the Stanford
University Center for Design Research generating data on how ordinary drivers respond
when required to take control of a self-driving car.
Most of us are fairly good at keeping our attention on the road while we are actively
driving. (Although when our attention strays, the chance of bein...
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