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Yeah, the infinitely long tail of exceptional circumstances mean that automated driving is an AGI-complete problem. These exceptions are fairly rare, but once t
by pshc 3y ago
Yeah, the infinitely long tail of exceptional circumstances mean that automated driving is an AGI-complete problem. These exceptions are fairly rare, but once there are many driverless vehicles they’ll be more common. Vehicles will need to learn and problem solve to keep up.
- bryanlarsen 3y ago1000s of exceptional circumstances, but once added to training data, is solved forever.
- lores 3y agoOnly if they are discretely identifiable, in a wide range of conditions, in a short enough time, and do not conflict with other circumstances...
- bcrl 3y agoYou say that with the air of confidence of someone that believes their test cases cover all possible circumstances. I know for a fact that none of the large, complex real world systems I've worked on have ever had complete test coverage.