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Is the car trying to stop? The visualization here is for autopilot (which ignores traffic lights), so even if the truck driver was trying to do something malic
by blhack 5y ago
Is the car trying to stop? The visualization here is for autopilot (which ignores traffic lights), so even if the truck driver was trying to do something malicious, the car would ignore it.
- detaro 5y agoAt least in the clip it's accelerating, so it doesn't seem to take them into account - which would make sense for non-lit traffic lights anyways?
- nucleardog 5y agoI'd wager the average case of a non-lit traffic light is more likely to be a traffic light that's... out (at least around here newly installed ones are covered until they're activated) so no, I wouldn't say ignoring them would make sense. It would generally be a clue that there's an intersection busy enough to require signals that now lacks signals or signage which would warrant extra caution. I'd expect the car to at least slow down significantly, if not come to a complete stop before proceeding.
- Sohcahtoa82 5y agoAutopilot is not engaged during this video. You can tell because the steering wheel icon is grey, meaning AP is available. If it was engaged, it would be blue. The driver is driving manually.
- codeulike 5y agoThe car is not under autopilot, the driver is driving. The car is just displaying what it thinks it can see. (the grey steering wheel icon means autopilot is not engaged, it would be blue if it was on)
- schmorptron 5y agoI don't think autopilot is actually enabled in this clip, the steering wheel icon is greyed out.