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Not at all. The car should be smart enough to figure out which sensor is faulty. Otherwise, the car should not be driving itself at all. It's more like, a pil
by Gud 2y ago
Not at all. The car should be smart enough to figure out which sensor is faulty. Otherwise, the car should not be driving itself at all.
It's more like, a pilot has access to multiple sensors. Which they do.
- swid 2y agoThe comment you are replying to is saying the chance of error decreases with more pilots since there is redundancy. They are not saying it’s like too many chefs in a kitchen.
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- Volundr 2y agoI think you and GP are in agreement. If you have a sensor with a really bad .5 chance of failure, by having to your chance of failure decreases to 0.5^2=0.25.
- throwaway31131 2y agoif fails are independent...
- Volundr 2y agoRight, that was also discussed in the comment.
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