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Are you aware of the recent developments in AI at all? This isn't an unsolved challenge, video multimodals would likely crush this problem. However, the advanc
by anonylizard 3y ago
Are you aware of the recent developments in AI at all? This isn't an unsolved challenge, video multimodals would likely crush this problem.
However, the advanced, LLM based systems with tons of world knowledge (and therefore can easily tell if a pedestrian is abnormal) take tons of processing power and latency, so cannot be deployed in the current AI driving systems. So it'll take 5-10 years for this to be solved.
Also hope you know that Germany isn't the center of the world. Its not even the center in terms of cars anymore. German regulators don't get to dictate the progress of self driving.
- lynx23 3y agoWhen it comes to regulations, I hope my country is actually "the center of the world". Actually, the attitude you display in your last paragraph is more confirmation of my suspiicion then I actually want. Tech innovation people like you easily take a few dea people as long as innovation is not hindered. I am afraid of you guys.
- anonylizard 3y agoWow, letting German regulation be the center of the world. Have you forgotten dieselgate? And how German regulators were in bed with the car companies? You are not afraid of corrupt bureaucrats, but of idealistic innovators trying to change the world? By the way, there is no way to tame safety via checklists or 'policies'. Boeing sure had checklists and layers of policies trying to control risk, can't save them when they outsource everything to workers who don't give a crap about their job. But people in the AI world care, they absolutely do care about what they build. Pride and passion in their work beats any checklists, and I'm confident self driving cars will be a massive safety boon for all.