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I am not sure why you think it was UI blocker and not actual problem affecting the driving? In many places, the road rules say that if you see a broken traffic

by theamk 5y ago

I am not sure why you think it was UI blocker and not actual problem affecting the driving? In many places, the road rules say that if you see a broken traffic light, you should treat it as a stop sign. So a theoretical L5 car should have stopped there, in the middle of the road -- and again, and again. Seems pretty bad to me. And yes, I agree that you "just.. fix them" -- but of the difficulties of the real road driving is that the number of unique situations like that is very large, and many of them would not happen during test drives / development.

ajross 5y ago
> I am not sure why you think it was UI blocker and not actual problem affecting the driving? I think it's not an actual problem affecting the driving because the driving was unaffected. Autopilot wasn't engaged, we don't have evidence. I'm just pointing out that the autopilot doesn't drive by reference to the dash UI (which is showing a pretty obvious visualization -- the UI understands these to be static objects so once it gets one it "animates" it as if the car was passing it), so bugs there aren't very informative as to its behavior.