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I thought he was doing AI self-driving. I see we are now moving the goalposts to "generalized intelligence" so I suppose there was no point for him to put up wi
by stefan_ 3y ago
I thought he was doing AI self-driving. I see we are now moving the goalposts to "generalized intelligence" so I suppose there was no point for him to put up with just cars anymore.
- dclowd9901 3y agoI’m not convinced ai driving can even work without GAI. Seems like a logical next step to the gigantic yak shave that is autonomous driving.
- threeseed 3y agoBoth Cruise and Waymo have human backup in case of unexpected edge cases. I suspect they are going to be needed for quite some time to come.
- neom 3y agoWaymo removed it's backup drivers years ago... https://spectrumnews1.com/ap-top-news/2020/10/08/waymo-removing-backup-drivers-from-its-autonomous-vehicles https://spectrumnews1.com/ap-top-news/2020/10/08/waymo-remov... https://www.azfamily.com/2022/08/29/waymo-launches-its-self-driving-service-without-backup-drivers https://www.azfamily.com/2022/08/29/waymo-launches-its-self-... There was also a waymo press released this year that stated all rides in Arizona are now backup driver free, although I can't find it.
- zaroth 3y agoThey removed the human from the car. There’s still humans to recover from the edge cases. I don’t know if they actually remote control the cars or if they have to send a driver though.
- The_Double 3y agoWhen I tried waymo a month or two ago a remote "driver" took over. When we called the support center about it later they told us that it's not them literally taking over the controls, but only giving some additional guidance to the system.
- ergocoder 3y agoReading with the term "moving goalposts" leaves a really bad impression. It is like it is wrong to stop working on one idea and start working on the other.