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This is where I think the divergence between "machine learning" and "artificial intelligence" really lays. These vehicles need to be able to generalize and unde
by alttab 11y ago
This is where I think the divergence between "machine learning" and "artificial intelligence" really lays. These vehicles need to be able to generalize and understand motivations, not something that can be intuited via "more data," at least not practically.
Who wants to merge into highway traffic for 500 hours before a machine can do it well? Does it take a human 500 hours?
A tough problem to solve, no doubt.
- zodiac 11y agoI think the bigger problem is not training the cars to drive more aggressively, but that doing so will probably require them to break traffic rules
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- cafebeen 11y agoIt's also interesting to think how they will deal with uncertainty. In my neighborhood, people don't follow the law at four way stop signs, and a rational and law-abiding agent might just end up being paralyzed by it.