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Humans certainly do drive in the snow, but not well. I've driven without being able to see the road (very slowly). This is not a safe situation. This is actuall
by grumple 6y ago
Humans certainly do drive in the snow, but not well. I've driven without being able to see the road (very slowly). This is not a safe situation. This is actually a case where I think computers (with LIDAR or other advanced sensors) will be able to outperform humans and it won't be close. I agree with the posters that say the anti-LIDAR stance is not going to work out in the long run.
- AlotOfReading 6y agoMusk is not only anti-LIDAR, he's anti-HD mapping. Imagine if you had a centimeter-accurate map overlaid on your windscreen. You'd probably be able to operate the vehicle right up to the limits of the conditions. It definitely won't be close in many situations.