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Well no, not quite - you've had "training" in that you must have seen cars driving around and been driven in one, so you understood that it's a machine that mov
by gambiting 3y ago
Well no, not quite - you've had "training" in that you must have seen cars driving around and been driven in one, so you understood that it's a machine that moves, that is controlled with the steering wheel, and that you can make it move by turning the key in the ignition and moving that weird stick in the middle.
All of that is training and you'd need to teach an AI all of those steps too. Just because you didn't have proper driving lessons doesn't mean you didn't come to this with a set of assumptions learned by observation.
- nradov 3y agoI should try driving my laptop around in the back seat with the webcam turned on for a few years and see if it learns how how to drive.
- toss1 3y agoExactly! With less exposure to driving, the learning could take wildly different paths. E.g., see this comedic example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6v6ZV4Ot1I&t=8s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6v6ZV4Ot1I&t=8s