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> The problem with automation is small problems have a tendency to combine into massive emergent problems once you start scaling your fleet up. Not in this cas
by jstummbillig 3y ago
> The problem with automation is small problems have a tendency to combine into massive emergent problems once you start scaling your fleet up.
Not in this case, no. Every driver has a small problem. Each ai driver is just another driver, replacing some driver.
Unless the ai driver problem is not small but actually quite big, I don't see how automation economics would worsen the situation. On the contrary, them all being identical and automated makes fixing the small problems much more viable.
- akira2501 3y agoExcept Humans are dynamic and the AI is pre-programmed. So Humans can _react_ to emergent conditions whereas AI is completely subsumed by it. There's a good hint here that when Waymo cars "break down" a remote Human operator takes over. If your view is correct, this could never work.
- jstummbillig 3y agoIn light of whats happening right this moment with AI/GPTs, I am not sure if you are being ironic or not. If so, well played.