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Telsa's bet, and I think it's a really fair one, is that if humans only need two eyes to navigate as well as we do, a car with >2 eyes could eventually be as go
by lwansbrough 8y ago
Telsa's bet, and I think it's a really fair one, is that if humans only need two eyes to navigate as well as we do, a car with >2 eyes could eventually be as good or better than humans.
On the other hand, humans do not have lidar systems in their head, and so lidar is the real unproven technology. It's also clear that lidar is especially lacking in situations which require seeing longer distances (like say, driving!)
To be fair, lidar is winning in terms of problems vs. miles driven, but I believe their advancement will plateau far sooner (and perhaps permanently) than computer vision based systems.
- marmshallow 8y agoSure, humans can drive with two eyes and a brain. But do Tesla's cameras have the amazing abilities of the human eye, and do his "FSD" chips have the power of the human brain? We'll find out in a few years...
- toxictroller 8y agoWhilst you are driving you can think, talk notice non driving related thinks around, (an attractive person). So the part if the brain driving is not equal to the while brain. The Tesla chip is solely focused on driving
- bloak 8y agoHumans can even drive with one eye and a brain.