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But that's just probability no? Given that a 16 or 90 year old behind the wheel is statistically more likely to have an accident than a 40 year old...Why would

But that's just probability no? Given that a 16 or 90 year old behind the wheel is statistically more likely to have an accident than a 40 year old...Why wouldn't any sufficiently sophisticated self-driving algorithm be able to make the same statistical data-based conclusion/reaction? Not going to happen tomorrow but in 20 years? 30 years? Could see a by then geriatric Musk offering it as an extra add-on "bad driver stereotype" package.

jhoelzel 4y ago
Yes that's true but i mean it more in a sense that you need a complexer model for the things in your surrounding. basically multiple models for different types of real world objects. Like when a car has "jackass mode" the other one needs to recognize that car as such. Kind of how we stereotype tainted windows, chrome wheels and AMG lables on the back of a car. In a "perfect ai data world" the car could query the license plate, compare its actions to previous actions and devise a score just for that car. But it can't do that and hopefully never will, so what remains is a quick computation of the objects in your sourrounding, henceforth a - lot - more computational power