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> So how do you know how the system will respond to an arbitrary situation? You put them in that situation and see how they respond. If they respond badly, you
by feoren 4y ago
> So how do you know how the system will respond to an arbitrary situation?
You put them in that situation and see how they respond. If they respond badly, you keep training them until they respond better. I'm not saying it's easy, but I am saying it's exactly what autonomous-car developers been doing all this time.
- defen 4y ago> If they respond badly, you keep training them until they respond better. Right, but what do you do with all the other cars on the road that presumably still have the bad behavior (while the fix is being developed)? Just assume that the situation is rare enough that you'll be able to fix it before it happens again?
- dreamcompiler 4y agoYou're basically saying test-driven development can find all problems with software, and it's well-known that that isn't the case. It's very dangerous to assume TDD is all that's needed when lives are at stake.