i.e., soft intelligence and context. AI is not good at it, across the board. AI reads hard data. It is not good at soft data (context and subtle cues). I had a long conversation with a friend of ours a year or so ago -- he's an AI pioneer type, and as we got to drinking, I asked the time-honored "when does AI become self-aware and go all batshit crazy human?" He chuckled and gave a speech he's clearly given many times before: it doesn't. It's just not able to do the soft thinking that the human brain can do.
I see lines of cars parked on the side of Far West at 3:30, and I know - from experience and context - that children will be in the area. And I know that children do stupid things, like dart out into traffic. So, I slow down, allowing me to adequately respond to any unanticipated hazard. The Tesla and I both won't see the kid who darts out from between the cars in that case, but I'm going 20, the Tesla is going 30, I have a better chance of stopping and of doing less damage if I do hit the kid. Tesla didn't do anything "wrong," it just doesn't have the soft IQ to do the right thing.