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Will they stop when they see a ball fly across the street, because a child may be chasing it. Fringe cases will determine their success. Until then, it will be
by rtx 10y ago
Will they stop when they see a ball fly across the street, because a child may be chasing it. Fringe cases will determine their success. Until then, it will be glorified cruise control.
- jedberg 10y agoDo all humans stop when they see a ball? Of course not. Some of them miss it, some of them ignore it, some of them don't make the connection. The problem is people expect self-driving cars to be perfect on day one. They won't be. But they are already safer than humans driving.
- rtx 10y agoThen the question arises who is responsible for that imperfection. Remember the Toyota auto acceleration issue and how that played out socially. Safe driving is one of the most complex things done by people. If tech companies are good enough to solve that, there many things more profitable and easier to solve. I beleive it will be more realistic for them to develop seprate and exclusive infa for these vechiles. We can then plan rest of the things around that infra. Integrating self driving cars into current infra will require a true AI or something closer.