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This reminds me of what happened in self-driving. It went from "decades away," to "it works but you can't quite rely on it for accuracy" in a year and then it s
by whatshisface 3y ago
This reminds me of what happened in self-driving. It went from "decades away," to "it works but you can't quite rely on it for accuracy" in a year and then it stopped cold for some reason.
- kridsdale1 3y agoBecause it kept crushing peoples knees.
- staunton 3y agoUseful Full-Self-driving is arguably harder than "useful automated medicine" in two ways. First, you need insane reliability to match human performance. Much higher reliability than doctors even. Second, it's not "just" information processing somewhere in the cloud. It has to run in real time inside a car. Both are very hard in that the conditions are very context dependent and vary a lot (a.k.a. the real world is messy).
- krisoft 3y ago> and then it stopped cold for some reason By stopped cold you mean "there are actual real world self driving cars delivering actual real world passengers in select locations"?