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I'm also skeptical that we will reach the point where cars will not need a driver at all in the near future. I might be wrong but it seems to me you need someth
by davidiach 10y ago
I'm also skeptical that we will reach the point where cars will not need a driver at all in the near future. I might be wrong but it seems to me you need something close to AGI to have a fully autonomous car.
And with current approaches to self driving cars you need lots of data, sensors, fast and reliable internet connection, accurate maps and so forth, all of which are not at the level needed to have autonomy on all roads. So even if the algorithms would be good enough you'll need much more than that to get to self driving cars.
On the other hand a human only needs one working eye and a way to steer the car to be able do drive pretty much anywhere.
- munificent 10y ago> I might be wrong but it seems to me you need something close to AGI to have a fully autonomous car. Consider that we used to let horses do most of the steering and low-level control of our road-based vehicles.
- nradov 10y agoWe're still pretty far from being able to produce an AGI that even has the learning ability and self-preservation instincts of a horse.