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If humans need to remotely intervene for a car in motion, that implies it could impact safety. If that's correct, then the remote signaling of a problem and th
by wolverine876 3y ago
If humans need to remotely intervene for a car in motion, that implies it could impact safety.
If that's correct, then the remote signaling of a problem and the human's response and control must have flawless availability and low latency. How does Cruise achieve that?
Cellular isn't that reliable. Maybe I misunderstand something.
- mwint 3y agoAppears Cruise isn’t giving these remote drivers a steering wheel and gas; rather they make strategic decisions: Go around this, follow this path, pull over, etc. The car is able to follow a path on its own. Determining the correct path is where it gets hard.
- MagicMoonlight 3y agoAnd what if the man in india says to go around it, and this results in someone’s death. Who pays out?
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