I don't believe that you can use traditional algorithms to teach the car street driving, because there are to many different variations of intersections, traffic signs, special conditions like accidents, heavy Rain or fog, road closures or construction sites to get it right every time. Even if your autopilot is 99% correct and you drive 20000km a year, you still drive wrong 200km of it.
This doesn't mean that AI will be better, because then you don't even have a source code to track down where it went wrong to correct it in future updates.
Das auf Reddit irgendwelche Sockenpuppe gegenseitig Produkte empfehlen ist aber auch schon ein alter Hut. Suche Mal nach "Reputation Management Reddit"...