"human driving" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to driving that is done by a human rather than by a machine or automated program. For example, "The regulation of human driving is a difficult task for any government."
Nvidia also demonstrated its own AI-based self-driving research vehicle, which learned how to drive itself based entirely on observing human driving behavior.
Within two or three decades the difference between automated driving and human driving will be so great you may not be legally allowed to drive your own car, and even if you are allowed, it would be immoral of you to drive, because the risk of you hurting yourself or another person will be far greater than if you allowed a machine to do the work.
In those ways, they walk more like a computer driving a car than a human driving one.
But it's hard to believe smart cars will ever completely kill old-fashioned human driving for the rest of us, any more than digital music did vinyl.
Because much of Google's virtual testing focused on rare and potentially hazardous scenarios, the company argues that the test equates to many lifetimes of human driving.
Accident-free human driving is largely based on foresight – the ability to judge a traffic situation and predict the most likely outcome of other drivers' decisions while at the same time keeping your next move correctable if others make mistakes.
The PACCAR arrangement has already resulted in the production of one proof-of-concept vehicle, a Level 4 autonomous truck that uses Nvidia's Drive PX 2 platform with neural network training fed by data of humans driving semis-tractors.
How the biggest problem really facing today is humans driving cars.
The world isn't going to flip a switch one day to go from humans driving automobiles to autonomous vehicles.
But also, and arguably more importantly, with non-Uber users — because Uber's robot cars will be operating in the public environment, sharing the streets with human pedestrians, human cyclists, humans driving standard vehicles and so on.
Adorable during puppy dinnertime, but very dangerous for humans driving cars or operating machinery. .
