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The more you add to this the more edge cases you create, if you for example add a model that when a pedestrian is recognized near the edge of the side walk the
by dogma1138 6y ago
The more you add to this the more edge cases you create, if you for example add a model that when a pedestrian is recognized near the edge of the side walk the car then tries to figure out their intent rather than always slowing down or signaling the driver to take over you aren’t resolving an edge case you are creating a bunch of new ones.
- drewbug01 6y agoHonestly, this is a good example for why our industry shouldn’t be pursuing this particular tech. Tech (writ large) thrives on shipping incomplete solutions and iterating on them - for better or worse. And that’s not something that’s acceptable for self-driving cars. Better to put our efforts towards other things, in my opinion. Personal autos aren’t sustainable even if they drive themselves. Feels like this is the sunk-cost fallacy (or as I prefer, “throwing good money after bad”) but played out across the intersection of two industries.