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I think it really becomes a question of what to do when the computer senses it is getting into a scenario that it can not handle with a reasonable confidence %.
by GhettoMaestro 7y ago
I think it really becomes a question of what to do when the computer senses it is getting into a scenario that it can not handle with a reasonable confidence %.
You wouldn't flash hand-off the car from auto-drive to the operator without some basic safety measures also occurring. One of those will be slowing (or stopping if possible) the car until the remote operator takes over. You won't hand the human "the bag" (responsibility) after the computer gets you totally up shit creek and you have no chance to effect a positive outcome. It will hand over "the bag" when the "we are getting up shit creek incrementally" value crosses some accepted safe threshold.
(Didn't mean to ramble.)
- jandrese 7y agoYes, the AI did come to a stop before ringing up the support desk for assistance. The example video showed a construction site where the entire road was blocked off and the way through was to drive on the shoulder past the construction. However, in the demo the road was completely empty otherwise, which I didn't think was terribly realistic. The memory feature in particular was only useful as a convenience to the next operator, it didn't help the AI become any more self-sufficient.