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When you think about it, at least in Russia many people have video cameras in their cars, and you probably can buy their data for relatively small money, acquir
by EvgeniyZh 10y ago
When you think about it, at least in Russia many people have video cameras in their cars, and you probably can buy their data for relatively small money, acquiring many hours of driving video. I'm surprised no company have done it yet.
- trhway 10y agoprobably you just wouldn't want to train your AI on Russian driving. I mean it is like R rated movies - you don't want to expose unprepared mind to it until it reaches stage of maturity that would allow to handle it :)
- Animats 10y agoUsing videos from vehicles in accidents could be useful. Take the last seconds before the accident, extract a top-view model, and try to train for ways to detect imminent trouble and avoid it.
- ocdtrekkie 10y agoIn fact, this is effectively comma.ai's strategy! They released an app called chffr which is a dashcam which records all your driving and sends it to them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sD-8CteXJl4&list=PLlDK3GJKKjqr5kHsup39uklcFxPg67uTY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sD-8CteXJl4&list=PLlDK3GJKKj... As a privacy-minded person, I'll pass on participating in that, but it's an interesting approach to take, since they're a small company and can't afford to do Google-scale things like deploying company cars nationwide.