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Especially if it has AI and recognition systems powerful enough to make these decisions reliably in the first place. We're imagining a scenario where a compute
by danShumway 5y ago
Especially if it has AI and recognition systems powerful enough to make these decisions reliably in the first place.
We're imagining a scenario where a computer is capable of reliably recognizing that someone is an elderly female doctor, and is capable of responding to that information in milliseconds before slamming into that person, but the car is somehow not capable of recognizing ahead of time that a human is on the side of the road and about to step into it.
Cars that have AI systems advanced enough to recognize what profession a pedestrian is in should also be able to recognize that pedestrians are on the side of the road, or that the car is entering a blind spot where a pedestrian might enter the road. These are very selectively omniscient cars that the website imagines we've built.