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How would you define "clearly better than human" for a driver assist technology? Like if 'driver + automatic breaking' gets into fewer crashes than 'driver', is
by seoaeu 5y ago
How would you define "clearly better than human" for a driver assist technology? Like if 'driver + automatic breaking' gets into fewer crashes than 'driver', is that a success? What if the assist is constantly doing phantom breaking, but never hits anything?
- lacker 5y agoIf it's a lot fewer crashes, and phantom braking happens rarely, that would be pretty strong evidence. After some brief looking around the internet, I didn't really find any good evidence, or any weak evidence, it seems like we don't really know. I wouldn't be surprised if some of these systems perform far better than others and the general lack of data and transparency makes it hard to figure out whether they are better than human, or not, or it's a mix.