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When you're talking about AI then your software suite looks very different. The actual running of the vehicles engine and subsystems is something that is very w
by ehnto 6y ago
When you're talking about AI then your software suite looks very different. The actual running of the vehicles engine and subsystems is something that is very well known, and can be handled by embedded software/hardware quite easily. It's not that I don't think more complicated stacks can handle it, it's that I don't think they're needed. That said, no matter which way you skin it, if you increase complexity then you increase risk.
- rubber_duck 6y ago>That said, no matter which way you skin it, if you increase complexity then you increase risk. This isn't really true, for eg. if you add redundancy technically you increase the complexity but also reduce risk (point being complexity will also be introduced when making the system safer, simplification just makes analysing and screening for bugs more effective, but there are other risk factors)