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I’m also thinking of how human drivers will quickly learn to exploit this and get a feel of how to push the algorithm to get a slighgood advantage. Like, advanc
by andrei_says_ 9y ago
I’m also thinking of how human drivers will quickly learn to exploit this and get a feel of how to push the algorithm to get a slighgood advantage. Like, advancing a bit and stopping or getting a bit closer in order to merge in front of a self driving car.
- blktiger 9y agoPeople already do this with real drivers.
- SlowRobotAhead 9y agoNow imagine if you kept encouring the same timid driver and everyone knew how to cut in front of them.
- mirimir 9y agoMaybe not timid, but considerate?
- closeparen 9y agoChanging lanes is a normal and necessary part of driving. I'm continuously amazed by people on the internet who talk about "cutting in front" like it's something only other people do, or who are apparently proud of preventing others from getting into the lanes they need to be in.
- amelius 9y agoOn the other hand, the self-driving car has a lot of cameras, good for collecting evidence, which may scare human drivers.
- tyingq 9y agoMaybe, but there are quirks you can exploit. Getting hit in the back of your car, for example, usually means fault is with the car behind.