> Computers are generally not going to respond with "reflexes" and then change they're minds once they've had time to think about it for half a second. Well I

> Computers are generally not going to respond with "reflexes" and then change they're minds once they've had time to think about it for half a second. Well I disagree on this point, as that's essentially how regressions work, so indirectly how neural networks work. The data the car gets isn't available immediately, all that information it takes in in half a second is useful data that aids in classification and decision making. Just as a quick example, take https://tenso.rs/demos/rock-paper-scissors/ https://tenso.rs/demos/rock-paper-scissors/ and think of the classifier as "making a decision", and it switches its decision based on the most recent information.