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This article doesn't really discuss, in any reasonable depth, the problems with AI. Its primary example of self-driving car's failure to perform as promised was
by thatswrong0 8y ago
This article doesn't really discuss, in any reasonable depth, the problems with AI. Its primary example of self-driving car's failure to perform as promised was the Uber incident, and we all know that the Uber incident was most likely the fault of Uber's reckless engineering practices rather than some fundamental issue with self-driving cars in general.
Self-driving cars seem to work reasonable well in Phoenix. That's already miles better than this article is portraying the situation. No one who has been really paying attention would think that we're immediately going to from no self driving cars to self-driving cars that work in all situations. Getting them working in inclement weather will just be another iterative step.
- derekp7 8y agoI really think that once self driving proves itself on interstate highways in sunny weather areas, that the transition to other places will have to include additional technology such as beacons that get installed along the roads. Then self driving will only be turned on when those beacons are available.