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> I mean, do people actually believe that Tesla has developed self-driving AI that is actually "predicting" accidents? I don't understand what would be difficu
by jdminhbg 10y ago
> I mean, do people actually believe that Tesla has developed self-driving AI that is actually "predicting" accidents?
I don't understand what would be difficult to believe about this. It doesn't take super-sophisticated math to predict car X and car Y are too close and moving too fast to avoid an accident. It's mostly a matter of having the sensors to build an accurate map, and it seems like Tesla has that.
- forgetsusername 10y ago>I don't understand what would be difficult to believe about this. It seems like it could instantly react to the car in front drastically changing speeds (read: colliding with the car in front of it), and brake immediately. But predicting seems like a different issue, with far more false positives (Tesla hitting the brakes when it anticipates a potential collision). Is that happening? You could be right, but this video certainly hasn't convinced me.