4 ms·
I am surprised that Google has not started having their software recording on cars that are driven by humans, to learn. They could increasingly have feedback to
by bertil 11y ago
I am surprised that Google has not started having their software recording on cars that are driven by humans, to learn. They could increasingly have feedback to say “Our software would not drive that fast/that close to that curb” and progressively simulate a lot more dangerous situation and learn about tough situations than they currently can.
- occamrazor 11y agoThey have a vast number of human operated vehicles with extensive telemetry data: Street view cars.
- argonaut 11y agoThis is a harder problem than you think it is. This is a classic reinforcement learning problem, and it is incredibly difficult in the real world. It's easy in discrete state-space, perfect information, turn-based games like Go (the recent advance there). Very difficult in robotics.