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Airliners have been dealing with high winds for decades. > I'm not sure how an AI is going to deal with high wind or mountain passes. Better than humans, pro
by markdown 5y ago
Airliners have been dealing with high winds for decades.
> I'm not sure how an AI is going to deal with high wind or mountain passes.
Better than humans, probably.
- thehappypm 5y agoAirliners have it easier though. Hitting a weird wind pocket means a plane might drop 50 feet and everyone on board jolts awake and drinks spill. In a truck that’s a catastrophic crash. And no planes have zero pilots to take over..
- sangnoir 5y agoMy car's traction-control reacts faster than any human; often the dash light is the only indication I have that the car had lost traction for a fraction of a second and corrected for it. I don't see how automated systems would struggle with "sudden" wind changes that take humans half a second or more to react (which is eons for computers at modern clock speeds).
- steve76 5y ago