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Interesting to note however that in the actual competition [1], the AIs didn't seem to find benefit from vastly exceeding the performance limits of humans, with
by mNovak 6y ago
Interesting to note however that in the actual competition [1], the AIs didn't seem to find benefit from vastly exceeding the performance limits of humans, with regard to G-forces. Maybe these limits come through in the design of the jet as a whole, and would be a different story in a built-to-purpose UAS. The winning AIs here mostly benefited from super-human precision in aiming.
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzdhIA2S35w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzdhIA2S35w
- cushychicken 6y agoMaybe these limits come through in the design of the jet as a whole, and would be a different story in a built-to-purpose UAS That's what I'd suspect. A jet that's purpose built to be flown by a robot would likely be much more acrobatic, as you're designing for the engineering limits of the materials, rather than a human. Regardless of the real answer, it's not making me feel like climbing into a jet cockpit and picking a fight with an AI.