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The v9 UI isn't showing everything it sees though

• jacquesm 5y ago
  Exactly. Seeing is not understanding, and I take from objects popping in and out of existence that the software will be happy to erase you from its reality once confidence drops below a certain threshold. It does so with vehicles as well (also stationary ones), but those are presumably a lot more solid than those 'drive through pedestrians'.
  • mavhc 5y ago
    I mean it's not showing to the user everything it's using to route through the world, you can't tell from that view what it's going to run straight through
    • jacquesm 5y ago
      That argument works both ways: you also can't tell from that view what it will stop for (or run straight through). If it is just infotainment then they should switch it off.
      • mavhc 5y ago
        It's for passengers, the human driver is supposed to be looking at the road. It's beta, why would you expect the part where it displays stuff for humans to be perfect?
        • jacquesm 5y ago
          Ah ok, so these humans were doing it wrong then. If that wasn't part of the plan then why have that feature in the first place.
          • mavhc 5y ago
            Mostly for youtube viewers. But in general if you get some idea of what it's seeing, your confidence in what it's doing will increase. v8 showed more info, v9 is fancier, but slightly less useful visualizations for now. If it tries to drive into someone who vanished from the screen I'm sure we'll hear about it.