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Self-driving cars may be safer than humans, according to new research showing 68% fewer crashes per mile in cities like San Francisco and Phoenix—but the data’s messy. Companies report even minor incidents, while human drivers rarely do, forcing researchers to filter out noise. Only Waymo shares mileage data, which also showed a 68% safety edge. The real takeaway? We need better, standardized data systems to keep up as autonomous tech scales. Crashes will still happen—whether human or machine—and laws must catch up to assign responsibility.

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