You're assuming that the car will only recognize humans when determining whether to stop or slow down. What about animals that run out in front of the car, such as a deer? Would the car not stop or slow down because it's not human? I should hope they build in enough intelligence into the car to be able to stop or slow down for *anything* that suddenly appears in the vehicle's path, just humans. That includes such a thing as a moving "shrub."
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You're assuming that the car will only recognize humans when determining whether to stop or slow down. What about animals that run out in front of the car, such as a deer? Would the car not stop or slow down because it's not human? I should hope they build in enough intelligence into the car to be able to stop or slow down for *anything* that suddenly appears in the vehicle's path, just humans. That includes such a thing as a moving "shrub."