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The false positive rate of this system could be very noisy. At what point should you brake, even if the AI says not to? When you might collide with a lidar poin
by CardenB 9y ago
The false positive rate of this system could be very noisy. At what point should you brake, even if the AI says not to? When you might collide with a lidar point? You want to collide with lidar points all the time (the ground beneath the vehicle, for example, or any reflective noise). The AI is there to tell you what lidar points are actual obstacles that you can't collide with, otherwise it's not really meaningful.
- jdmichal 9y agoThis line of argument doesn't mean anything when we already have cars with intelligent, independent drivers, and these systems. And yes, their purpose would be to override the AI control when they trigger. Exactly the same as they do right now.