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>This is why self-driving cars still elude us, but will be so much safer than human drivers when they finally do arrive. Isn't that just a by definition thing?
by sgt101 5y ago
>This is why self-driving cars still elude us, but will be so much safer than human drivers when they finally do arrive.
Isn't that just a by definition thing?
My Tesla can already drive itself, I don't trust it and I don't think it's safe. When I get one that I trust and is safe then it will be safer than me, and by extension other humans.
The problem is that the current generation of algorithms are brittle.
- blamestross 5y agoThe "just put a brick on the gas pedal" algorithm was particularly prone to crashing.
- dotancohen 5y agoYes, but it had the lowest CPU and memory footprint! There's also something to be said about the COTS hardware requirements and ease of installation.
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