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Because it's not just the sensors, there's a lot of purely human interaction going on on the road. Looking at the other driver at the intersection and trying to
by mojuba 7y ago
Because it's not just the sensors, there's a lot of purely human interaction going on on the road. Looking at the other driver at the intersection and trying to understand what to expect from them; same for someone crossing the road in front of you - is the guy drunk? Eye contact - nope, he looks fine, he will give way. Etc. etc
Come try to drive in Paris or Rome at peak hours. No way on Earth AI can handle this kind of traffic.
I always say autonomous cars will require infrastructural change, similar to the one happened when we transitioned from horses to cars. How exactly - I don't know yet, but with the current infrastructure Level 5 seems impossible.
- neillyons 7y agoHaha. Very true. I was in Scilly last year and I said to my sister there is no way AI can drive on these roads.