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My prediction is that we'll need GPUs with 60+ GB of memory before self-driving becomes more plausible. So that'll be a completely different hardware than what
by fxtentacle 7y ago
My prediction is that we'll need GPUs with 60+ GB of memory before self-driving becomes more plausible.
So that'll be a completely different hardware than what Tesla currently sells as their "self-driving hardware" package.
- roenxi 7y ago> My prediction is that we'll need GPUs with 60+ GB of memory before self-driving becomes more plausible. Somebody has already linked an article showing that people in these cars are taking their hands off the wheel and playing videogames while 'driving'. These cars are already self-driving by a reasonable standard, and is certainly fairly described as an autopilot system. Your standards aren't normal.
- close04 7y ago> These cars are already self-driving by a reasonable standard It's not that others have too high standards, it's that you have low standards and they make basically every mundane thing, that you use every, day a "self-whatever" thing.
- jsight 7y ago> Somebody has already linked an article showing that people in these cars are taking their hands off the wheel and playing videogames while 'driving'. That guy died in a car crash while doing that.
- roenxi 7y agoYeah? It isn't reasonable to expect no accidents; so that doesn't really tell us very much. It might be part of a broader pattern or it might not be. But it is evidence that there will be a lot of Tesla drivers out there leaving the car on autopilot which is pretty good support for naming the system 'autopilot'.