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Great points. If we had enough self-driving crash data (like a black box), where the fault was of the autonomous system, and where human intervention could hav
by EarthLaunch 6y ago
Great points.
If we had enough self-driving crash data (like a black box), where the fault was of the autonomous system, and where human intervention could have prevented the crash; that data could be used in the simulator. So the player would be experiencing simulations of actual crashes.
- mckirk 6y agoOn the other hand, every crash we could simulate would be one that the AI should be able to learn to avoid, so it's not very clear if there are scenarios where it makes sense to 'train the driver' instead of the AI directly.
- drilldrive 6y agoI imagine a good chunk of crash scenarios are along the lines of "easy for human intervention, difficult to program an AI to learn" such as broken/misleading road-aids (traffic lights) like the OP comment gave. These would be laid along a user-manual for licensing like a standard drivers' license I imagine once the AI restrictions are more obviously understood.