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I know everyone loves the idea of self-driving cars but the reality of self-driving cars is really ugly. We need repetitions driving vehicles in order to opera
by holidayacct 6y ago
I know everyone loves the idea of self-driving cars but the reality of self-driving cars is really ugly. We need repetitions driving vehicles in order to operate them effectively. If you don't have enough repetitions driving a vehicle when something goes wrong you're not going to be able to operate the vehicle at all.
Furthermore, I'm skeptical that driverless vehicles can factor in all the ways in which someone might maliciously cause accidents or damage to these vehicles. I want to see what happens when someone figures out how to provide false input to the sensors on the vehicle.
- twmahna 6y ago>> I'm skeptical that driverless vehicles can factor in all the ways in which someone might maliciously cause accidents or damage to these vehicles You're probably right, but as long as it doesn't happen frequently and there's no way to mislead sensors en masse, it's not a big deal. There are malicious ways to cause accidents with current-day technologies also. e.g. Park a car in front of a train, fly a drone into a plane, etc.
- angryasian 6y agoI don't buy this repetitions argument at all. A computer and machine learning go through billions of driving scenarios more than any human could if the data is available.
- leetcrew 6y agoI think they are worried about driving skill atrophying among the human population if they ride exclusively in FSD vehicles.