We discussed the Uber case in class. There is a description in the article: "According to Uber, emergency braking maneuvers are not enabled while the vehicle is under computer control, to reduce the potential for erratic vehicle behavior." Why did the self-driving Uber turn off its emergency braking system? Choose the most appropriate answer O A Uber wanted to reduce type I error (false positive) O B Uber wanted to reduce type I error (false negative) 0 C Uber wanted to reduce type II error (false positive) O D U ber wanted to reduce type Il error (false negative) O E Uber wanted to reduce both type I and Il errors O F No answer above is correct We discussed Tesla's case in Quality control. There is a description in the article: "You always have to make a balance between braking when it's not really needed, and not braking when it is needed," says Erik Coelingh, head of new technologies at Zenuity, a partnership between Volvo and Autoliv formed to develop driver assistance technologies and self-driving cars. Which error corresponds to "braking when it's not really needed"? A Type I error O B Type Il error O C Both Type I and Il errors O D Type Ill error O E None of the above is correct