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You realize "it drives like a human being" and "it will surpass [humans in terms of safety?]" are contradictory statements?
by mcguire 3y ago
You realize "it drives like a human being" and "it will surpass [humans in terms of safety?]" are contradictory statements?
- michaelmior 3y agoAs written, they are not given that the first is present tense and the second is future tense. There is also some ambiguity surrounding what "like" a human being means in this context, but I could imagine a car driving "like" a human, but safer.
- smolder 3y agoIt's not exactly contradictory. It can "surpass humans" in the sense of being significantly better than average. If FSD drove like only the best human drivers, free of mistakes, you could say it surpassed us in terms of safety.
- nuancebydefault 3y agoI'm confused. English is not my native language but did I imply anywhere "like a human being"? I was reasonig about the distance between machine and humans in their driving capabilities. It is clear that there us a gap in favor of humans and the gap is narrowing. Moreso, in the future there will be a surpassing. I don't get the contradiction you see.