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I do wonder if there could be some kind of 'adversarial training' of large networks, like those of Tesla, in which drivers in an area collude to normalize dange
by jcims 5y ago
I do wonder if there could be some kind of 'adversarial training' of large networks, like those of Tesla, in which drivers in an area collude to normalize dangerous behavior in an area (e.g. drive in oncoming lane, stop at an overpass on a major highway, etc).
Even with humans in the loop in the training process, there's only so much context they can bring to override data that appears authentic.
- asdff 5y agoI'd me more worried about adversarial employees. Tesla has a reputation of working people to the bone for not much comp compared to the competition. I can't imagine they are connecting their stressed workers to psychologists. If one engineer just cracked one day, they could potentially push an update to all cars that does something terrible.
- jcims 5y agoSure. I'd guess someone could also sneak an easter egg in there to cause the battery packs to self-immolate.