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And even if the driver is totally alert. It's unclear to me why a human would be able to handle the situation that the machine couldn't. The only way I could se
by jdoliner 10y ago
And even if the driver is totally alert. It's unclear to me why a human would be able to handle the situation that the machine couldn't. The only way I could see this making sense is if there were just certain conditions the car couldn't self drive in such as if it was too rainy.
- josho 10y agoIt is a data flywheel. There are scenarios that the autopilot can't handle yet. So, having a human behind the wheel enables the transition between where we are now (computers driving 95% of the time) to where we need to get (computers driving 100%). http://blog.algorithmia.com/machine-learning-trends-future-artificial-intelligence-2016/ http://blog.algorithmia.com/machine-learning-trends-future-a...