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? Do you use your sense of smell to drive a car? Are deaf people allowed to drive cars? No, the cameras we have now, or at least the data processing, is prob
by bpodgursky 2y ago
? Do you use your sense of smell to drive a car? Are deaf people allowed to drive cars?
No, the cameras we have now, or at least the data processing, is probably not there yet, but it's absurd to claim it's "never" possible. It's obviously either possible in a year or fifteen years, all basic hardware is advancing fast.
- tredre3 2y ago> it's absurd to claim it's "never" possible Absolutely correct. The problem is that Elon has been saying that for ten years and we're not really closer to it being true. So, in the meantime, would it kill him to admit that he was wrong about lidar?
- vel0city 2y ago> but it's absurd to claim it's "never" possible. I've never made such a claim. I use self driving features in my car a good bit. They use more than just cameras though. > Are deaf people allowed to drive cars? Sure, but I'd say someone unable to hear things would be disadvanted at driving and potentially less safe. But you've also completely ignored the sense of feeling, understanding the feedback you're feeling on the wheel. Ignoring the feeling of the wheels on the road. Ignoring the feeling of the g forces as the car moves. Ignoring the feeling of body sway when it's windy. You're also ignoring as others have mentioned the theory of mind of how other things actually behave around the streets. We're still not 100% sure these automated systems can actually comprehend these things. All things a computer could sense, no doubt. But it's far more than just a few cameras.
- bpodgursky 2y ago> Camera feeds and a neural network are not enough for self driving, no matter how much they're training. Never ever. This is the OP claim I am saying is absurd.