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But people are just too creative when it comes to exploiting systems. What if I force someone’s car to halt just under a bridge and then accidentally drop anoth
by Swenrekcah 8y ago
But people are just too creative when it comes to exploiting systems. What if I force someone’s car to halt just under a bridge and then accidentally drop another car on top of it. Oops, a terrible ‘accident’! I realise this is a bit ridiculous but some other people are way more creative than I in this way.
- Cpoll 8y agoWhat if I point a gun at someone and shoot them? As usual, the only thing that keeps you alive is that there are no motivated individuals that want to kill you. If there are, then they don't need you to drive a self-driving car.
- m0zg 8y agoYou're ignoring the possibility of a mass-exploit, meaning the kind of cheap exploit that affects multiple vehicles at the same time, possibly killing a bunch of people, destroying infrastructure, or stopping the flow of traffic. Your typical adversarial "single pixel" change that makes your network believe unreasonable things, but in the real world. The existence of such exploits has already been demonstrated.