> Instead of this heavily anthropomorphized view, cars are much more likely to have a highly simplified, "bug-like" level of information to work from. Not even

> Instead of this heavily anthropomorphized view, cars are much more likely to have a highly simplified, "bug-like" level of information to work from. Not even close to "bug-like". At the top of modern AI, we've got deep-learning and reinforcement learning. You probably underestimate the very complex brain that even a bug still has. Maybe also overestimate what today's AI is capable of. You can't build a house with two lego-bricks, just as you can't build a (real time) bug's brain with current-day AI. It's a humbling process, AI research, finding that even quite "simple" organisms are still miles ahead of our technological state of the art.