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I think it's because, a deputy will investigate. Crash into a civilian vehicle and they will exchange insurance info. Crash into the police and you can expect a
by foxyv 5y ago
I think it's because, a deputy will investigate. Crash into a civilian vehicle and they will exchange insurance info. Crash into the police and you can expect a DUI investigation. Drunk drivers end up crashing into police cars all the time. They just focus on the flashing lights and automatically drive into them.
I think it's kind of telling that car autopilot systems drive like drunk people for the most part. Trouble seeing lines or dealing with unexpected situations. Crashing into parked cars and signs. I wonder if there is something missing in computerized neural network design that leaves out something that is impaired in drunk brains? Or maybe our computers are still just too slow.
- avereveard 5y agoOne doesn't usually drive with a monkey see monkey do approach, one drive with a casuality based knowledge of future event from current starting conditions and a combined destination goal with a sense of self preservation Any computer driving approach that just scan the environment and find a path is doomed to fail