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> A human can drive in the snow, and has a sensing package which effectively consists of two cameras. Two cameras, and a huge amount of mostly not understood w
by Skunkleton 6y ago
> A human can drive in the snow, and has a sensing package which effectively consists of two cameras.
Two cameras, and a huge amount of mostly not understood wetware interpreting their signals. Our current approaches to ML may be a local maxima. The true path to AGI be somewhere as yet undiscovered. Lidar certainly seems like a good tool to use given our current ML capabilities.
- fastball 6y agoOur current ML capabilities involve throwing as much training data at the problem as humanly possible. No LIDAR means more training data, as has been made clear by the amount of miles driven by Waymo vehicles vs Teslas in Autopilot.