5 ms·

This is why I'm never driving a car that is classifying stuff with neural networks. Some dust, some shitty weather conditions and that pigeon becomes a green li

This is why I'm never driving a car that is classifying stuff with neural networks. Some dust, some shitty weather conditions and that pigeon becomes a green light.

asperous 10y ago
This wouldn't affect that because the perturbations were specially picked to mess up the network. It wouldn't just happen naturally. Also self-driving cars have distance sensors and wouldn't just drive into upcoming traffic because of one sensor anomaly.
- rcthompson 10y ago
  Ok, so some guy invents a device that tricks every car at an intersection into seeing a green light, and maybe blinds them to the presence of other cars.
  - ipunchghosts 10y ago
    I dont think you quite understand the problem. This can't happen.
    - zo7 10y ago
      I would imagine you could print the pattern onto a film that you stick on the lens of a camera to throw off its classifier.
      - Hondor 10y ago
        It won't be able to focus on something so close. It'll just slightly darken the whole image uniformly.
  - Hondor 10y ago
    You mean a green light? That can trick human drivers into seeing a green light.
Hydraulix989 10y ago
This seem(ed) to be comma.ai's approach.