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That's what the article says. Hacked billboards were one method, drones with a projector were another, and the image only had to be shown for less than a second
by dx87 6y ago
That's what the article says. Hacked billboards were one method, drones with a projector were another, and the image only had to be shown for less than a second to cause the car to react.
- markdown 6y agoDid they try the same with unwitting human drivers?
- dx87 6y agoRead the article and find out.
- ecpottinger 6y agoInterestingly the article says it does not work on humans because it is just a image shown for a short time that people do not register the images. Seem simple to handle, as the car computer see an image, it checks if the image show up in a second scan. Since the computer scans are very fast they should not effect to computer processing/reacting to driving the car.