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A video was released today showing what the classifier in Tesla's Autopilot sees, provided by an individual who hacked it. False positives galore: https://yout
by Fricken 8y ago
A video was released today showing what the classifier in Tesla's Autopilot sees, provided by an individual who hacked it. False positives galore:
https://youtu.be/Yyak-U2vPxM https://youtu.be/Yyak-U2vPxM
- andor 8y agoYou should read the description: "These are my old snapshots with radar data overlaid." It's just the radar data, not the camera based system. Further: "Sometimes the circle is in place, where there's nothing present. It should be well known, that radar have problems with determining the elevation at which the object is located, so such readout can be caused by an object that is higher or lower on the image." and "Radar reports coordinates in 3D space and so the conversion to image space might not be super accurate at times"
- mephitix 8y agoDunno about ‘galore’. The color of the circles seems to correlate with the confidence.
- Isinlor 8y agoIt's stationary (orange) vs. moving (green). Tesla ignores stationary objects detected by radar and the video makes it painfully obvious why.
- chillingeffect 8y agothis is great. It would be fun to turn off the source video and imagine what it would be like to drive with only what the algorithm detects!