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The problem is the other car has a human in it, and those situations are ones where the reaction of the other human is critical to safety analysis, but generall
by garmaine 8y ago
The problem is the other car has a human in it, and those situations are ones where the reaction of the other human is critical to safety analysis, but generally unpredictable.
- UncleMeat 8y agoA computer will be able to react to a sudden crazy movement by another driver far better than a human will.
- oflannabhra 8y ago“Will be”? Yep. Given an infinite timescale computers “will be” able to do lots of things better than people, such as navigate rough terrain or open a door. Currently, they can’t do any of that better than humans, and probably not for several years.
- creato 8y agoIt sounded like the post you replied to was referring to emergency maneuvers, and I think automated systems are probably better than humans at some kinds of emergency maneuvers even right now.
- garmaine 8y agoPerforming emergency maneuvers, yes. Predicting the need for emergency maneuvers based on the varied and unpredictable responses of humans in exceptional circumstances, not so much.