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> systems from 2016 would usually pass your "go there without touching the wheel or pedals" test Can you give an example? I'm not aware of anything in 2016 tha
by grmarcil 2y ago
> systems from 2016 would usually pass your "go there without touching the wheel or pedals" test
Can you give an example? I'm not aware of anything in 2016 that would consistently pass this test.
- michaelt 2y agoWell, there's consistently and there's consistently. In 2016 Waymo reported their safety drivers intervening once for every 5,100 miles driven [1] - which implies to me that 99% of journeys nobody touched the wheel or pedals. The problem is 99% isn't enough, as there are tremendous numbers of cars out there, and a busy bit of freeway would get a disengagement per minute. [1] https://driverless.wonderhowto.com/news/2016-disengagement-reports-show-waymo-absolutely-crushing-competition-every-single-metric-0176110/ https://driverless.wonderhowto.com/news/2016-disengagement-r...
- norlygfyd 2y agoThey Waymo trick is entirely different to FSD. They are travelling pre-mapped streets.
- misiti3780 2y agowith remote controller drivers on an as needed basis
- michaelt 2y agoYou've used Google Street View, right? It might be missing a few logging roads, private driveways and carpark lanes - but it shows Google is entirely capable of mapping streets in detail all over the world.