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> https://i.imgur.com/BG0gN2R.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/BG0gN2R.jpeg My god, and this is on the roads?
by oliv__ 6y ago
> https://i.imgur.com/BG0gN2R.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/BG0gN2R.jpeg
My god, and this is on the roads?
- sedgjh23 6y agoYea, as a development build
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- atupis 6y agoDoing ML with stereo vision is very hard in controlled settings, and I don't even wanna think how hard it has to be in moving vehicles with lots reflections and other IRL stuff.
- heavyset_go 6y agoI'm pretty sure Tesla only uses monoscopic vision for its self-driving features, or maybe it's just for Autopilot.
- oliv__ 6y agoWho cares what the the difficulty involved is when these are going to be on the streets today. You sound like the video's passenger
- captainmuon 6y agoI wonder if these cars distinguish between "I don't know what's in this space" and "I'm sure this space is empty". I hope they do... If the car doesn't recognize the other car right away it is no problem, as long as it is 100% sure it can stop in time if something appears. I believe safe autonomous cars should behave a bit strange to human sensibilites: They would drive a LOT more defensive in many situations since they cannot be 100% sure that a child is not going to pop out the bushes and onto the street. But on a freeway, maybe if they negotiated with all surrounding cars to drive as a "fleet", it would be able to drive a LOT faster than the safe speed limit for a human driver. The comfort of the passengers would become the limiting factor in many situations.