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There are lots of tech improvements, but many of them are public, so even just waiting helps. Using EfficientNet instead of ResNet, depth detection algorithms,

There are lots of tech improvements, but many of them are public, so even just waiting helps. Using EfficientNet instead of ResNet, depth detection algorithms, better object classifiers are available than just a few years ago. I believe that there's less than 5 years between the first company achieving self driving and many other companies.

pdelgallego 6y ago
AI algorithmic progress is outpacing Moore’s Law at it best. Compared to 2012, it now takes 44 times less compute to train a neural network to the level of AlexNet. How that affect self-driven car is still to be determine, but progress is very real https://openai.com/blog/ai-and-efficiency/ https://openai.com/blog/ai-and-efficiency/
- jowday 6y ago
  This is only in terms of effeciency, not in terms of accuracy of overall performance.
  - solarkraft 6y ago
    Of course, but it's a great example - there is certainly a lot of progress in the other dimensions as well. However this gain also directly translates to a real-world result improvement: You can now train a lot more at the same cost.