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"The human can often predict that some type of avoidance will be needed several seconds earlier in a way that computers can't at the moment and thus avert the n
by Recurecur 7y ago
"The human can often predict that some type of avoidance will be needed several seconds earlier in a way that computers can't at the moment and thus avert the need for emergency braking entirely.
The two can, and should, be complementary."
What you're saying is true, but doesn't fall under the purview of "assisted emergency braking".
- notahacker 7y agoBut AEB as a fallback for when humans fail to anticipate the hazard well enough to avoid the need for emergency braking altogether falls very much under the purview of the OP's statement that "a human paying attention assisted by a computer paying attention" is the safest option.
- Recurecur 7y agoSure, but that isn't the discussion at hand. That's overall autonomous driving, and in that case, the computer would ideally be anticipating hazards like a human would - only better. You know, not driving tired, drunk, high, angry, or stupid...