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Yeah - machines dont have the ability to visualise / imagine out in the future.
by mijee2 1y ago
Yeah - machines dont have the ability to visualise / imagine out in the future.
- anonymars 1y agoIt's an interesting thought, but isn't that still a statistical response to stimuli based on learned experience? Albeit one more advanced and subtle It no more requires reasoning about the future as such than does stopping when someone or something is actually in the way (and thus the car will hit it in the future)
- Fr0styMatt88 1y agoI’m not sure about that, I mean this is something that client-side prediction in games is doing all the time, so why wouldn’t a self-driving car do it?
- lacy_tinpot 1y ago"It's just a statistical prediction machine"
- staticshock 1y agoThis seems obviously wrong? Any system whose name includes the word "forecast" was built to predict the future in some domain / over some time horizon / to some level of granularity.
- mijee2 1y agoA bunch of numbers do not compare to the brains ability to imagine. Some of you bozos just dont get it do you?
- pixl97 1y agoMachines will never seem magical, we will just stop thinking we are. At the end of the day it's all electrical signals.
- staticshock 1y agoUnfortunately we bozos just aren't that imaginative :'(