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Really, the only question that differs usefully is whether self-driving cars are deterministic enough to be reliably trollable. Which if they take off, we'll p
by fixermark 11y ago
Really, the only question that differs usefully is whether self-driving cars are deterministic enough to be reliably trollable.
Which if they take off, we'll probably find "Yes, until the machine-learning algorithm at the top aggregates the metrics from multiple cars on the road, devises a new rule, and pushes that rule via auto-update."
- cornellwright 11y agoIt's more than just deterministic, but deterministic and stupid enough to make do some really undesired behavior. Using the same example as before, if I run a full speed toward the street, almost every car is going to screech to a halt. Doing this a rush hour, would be incredibly disruptive and probably cause a small traffic jam if no one made me stop. The question with self driving cars will be, for example, can a group of people "herd" one into a garage to steal it, or perhaps get it to do something crazy like drive into a lake. My guess is at some point the car will just sit there, just like you would if a huge group of kids were trying to do this to you.
- xkcd-sucks 11y agoNew rules like "ignore orange traffic cones," etc.