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I don't think I implied anything to say that a car should treat a bike or any other object moving into its path as a false positive. To the contrary, what I was
by monkeynotes 9y ago
I don't think I implied anything to say that a car should treat a bike or any other object moving into its path as a false positive. To the contrary, what I was saying is that it did treat it as a false positive but that was obviously not the intention of the engineers.
My overall point is simple, the car almost certainly saw the person - it just had to have, but the way it evaluated what to do about it was wrong because evaluating reality, as it turns out, is incredibly complex.