Self driving cars look like a university grad's philosophical thesis on ethics and not a practical application of real world technology. In this video the car regularly drives or stays in wrong lanes for longer than a second. Reports have been that peo

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Anonymous 04/17/21 (Sat) 03:02:04 No.6850

Self driving cars look like a university grad's philosophical thesis on ethics and not a practical application of real world technology.

In this video the car regularly drives or stays in wrong lanes for longer than a second. Reports have been that people using automated steering have been pulled over for looking like a drunk driver. This is the result after a 2 years from peak funding in 2019.

Anonymous 04/17/21 (Sat) 03:14:26 No.6851

Some of those near misses are pretty frightening, and it doesn't seem to have that good a grip on left turns or "no turn on red". I wonder if it may try to turn onto a no left turn.

Anonymous 04/17/21 (Sat) 04:05:26 No.6852

can't really see that work properly unless the whole city and all the cars around were feeding each other data, which is scarier than a car crash

Anonymous 04/17/21 (Sat) 04:20:17 No.6853

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America has already been ruined by catering to motor vehicles/long haul trucks for a very long time now; not sure we should be adding to the problem but working to change the doomed direction we've set ourselves on.

Anonymous 04/17/21 (Sat) 04:27:41 No.6854

>>6852
"fun" hacking mischief comes to mind.

Anonymous 04/17/21 (Sat) 04:40:23 No.6855

Fun as in like that setup where those guys used tape turn a 30 mph speed limit sign into an 80 one, and the car AI took it no questions asked?

Anonymous 04/17/21 (Sat) 08:10:20 No.6856

File:Tesla Self-Driving is Work….mp4 (7.43 MB,1280x720)

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Anonymous 04/19/21 (Mon) 02:20:00 No.6868

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vJz9ZBFEnQ

Anonymous 04/19/21 (Mon) 02:26:12 No.6869

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>>6856
Interestingly obvious point that I had always overlooked when thinking about self-driving in cars.

Anonymous 04/19/21 (Mon) 02:31:35 No.6870

are insurance rates public information? I'd like to know that

Anonymous 04/19/21 (Mon) 02:42:36 No.6871

>>6856
>>6869
another reason why worrying about the coming "ai revolution" or whatever is a pretty infeasible idea at least within our lifetimes. constructing an ai that was somehow superior to a human brain and could go on evolving by itself presupposes a programmer who has such an intimate knowledge of the human brain/intelligence the likes of which we've never seen before

Anonymous 04/20/21 (Tue) 08:16:41 No.6877

Noticed I can't even find a hazardous environment test for these anywhere. Worrying sign.

Anonymous 04/20/21 (Tue) 08:33:11 No.6878

>>6877
Computer vision problems tend to be alright. But the stats about saftey are misleading because it's a luxury vehicle and people drive these more cautiously.

And participants to this program have to make a down payment of 10,000 dollars to get into the beta(and most people who have given money haven't even gotten it!)

Anonymous 04/21/21 (Wed) 09:21:00 No.6886

unrelated, but bursting AI dreams is like candy

Anonymous 04/21/21 (Wed) 09:22:26 No.6887

>>6886
I thought it was common knowledge that forced 60 fps looks like ass.

Anonymous 04/21/21 (Wed) 09:26:52 No.6888

>>6887
But don't you want to know why?

/b/ - Boson Technology

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