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that principle of "slow on approach, since there is a risk" is something I don't feel like I've seen in any of Tesla's videos. Even the ones where they are pro
by cmsj 5y ago
that principle of "slow on approach, since there is a risk" is something I don't feel like I've seen in any of Tesla's videos.
Even the ones where they are proudly showing a Tesla avoiding a collision with a person, the car seems to leave it to the very last second and then slams on the brakes, where my mind is already screaming "BRAKE BRAKE BRAKE" a couple of seconds after I would have started a precautionary slowing.
- thrashh 5y agoI have no idea how we’re ever going to achieve trustworthy self-driving cars before we achieve full artificial intelligence. I know how I react to different situations is fully contingent on recognizing what I’m actually looking at and being able to generate a risk probability model in real-time. If I don’t know what I’m looking at, I have to be extremely conservative and if I had to do that every time, my driving would probably be very uncomfortable.