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I lot of this has been touched on already, but I think your rules could be reframed a bit to try simplify lawmaking and avoid security theatre as was mentioned.
by version_five 5y ago
I lot of this has been touched on already, but I think your rules could be reframed a bit to try simplify lawmaking and avoid security theatre as was mentioned.
First, I assume it's already illegal to be "adversarial" to drivers. A bright light or changing signs etc already do that now. For example look at all the laser pointer stuff with planes.
Second, I don't think self driving cars are just using the softmax output of an object detector as a direct input to car control decisions. In the absence of a stop sign, the expected behavior would be common sense and caution, the same as if someone removed the sign. If the SDC logic is not robust in this way, it's not safe for many other reasons.
With this in mind, I think the situation is probably already reasonable well covered in existing regulations.