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I'm going to play devil's advocate and call it: Self-driving cars have killed pedestrians, Watson isn't doing all they wanted... is this the dawn of a new wint
by hellofunk 8y ago
I'm going to play devil's advocate and call it:
Self-driving cars have killed pedestrians, Watson isn't doing all they wanted... is this the dawn of a new winter?
- BigChiefSmokem 8y agoI found out that Tesla's autopilot technology can't even really detect stationary objects. Albeit this is hard technically as it's actually a point of reference physics problem but the writing on the wall is clear: marketing departments are overpromising and no one is really delivering big on AI, not even Google as a lot of other companies have already matched their efforts (Microsoft, Waze, etc.). IBM? Give me a break. Anyways, may I interest you in cheap VR headset?
- pier25 8y agoBut do self driving cars cause less accidents than humans?
- carlmr 8y agoI think self-driving cars are possible, and will probably become a reality. However I don't think it will be a generalized AI driving it. I'm thinking more along the lines of a lot of subsystems, one of which is visual object detection with deep learning (the one thing deep learning has shown it beats everything else), all the other subsystems from the sensors up to the driving behavior will have to be Properly Engineered(TM).