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There s however one thing you cant do but an ML solution probably could: share your contextual experience at the instinct level with every driver. Say you're r

There s however one thing you cant do but an ML solution probably could: share your contextual experience at the instinct level with every driver. Say you're right and an ML model cannot know intrinsically the trash bag is safer to hit than to avoid, however, if a few car hit or avoid those for a little while they can learn of the consequence of both actions and then share them back to every other car. I suppose as long as it can properly learn, it'll get there (and, more valuable: STAY there) eventually. The brain is an efficient machine that can work in highly complex network, but I dont know if the fact every brain is born mostly blank of experience is a good or bad thing to build much more complex specialized behaviour like driving with 0 death in an entire nation.

jazzyjackson 5y ago
The leg up that I gave over a super-networked AI: I’ve seen a trash bag before. If the cars have to hit every item they see to find out what happens then we’re going to be here a while!
vagrantJin 5y ago
> share your contextual experience at the instinct level with every driver. > Say you're right and an ML model cannot know intrinsically the trash bag is safer to hit than to avoid, however, if a few car hit or avoid those for a little while they can learn of the consequence of both actions and then share them back to every other car. He is definitely, 100% right. All this talk of networked AI/ML is a particularly insidious form of evangelism. Because it doesnt answer the questions that need asking.