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For the guy that leads a company that has a rocket that can come back from space, i reckon a car that can drive itself is a comparatively simple problem. The re
by TamDenholm 12y ago
For the guy that leads a company that has a rocket that can come back from space, i reckon a car that can drive itself is a comparatively simple problem. The real problem is laws. We're making progress but its going to be damned slow.
I reckon there will be a future time where we look at human controlled cars as the same as we look at horse and carts now, but also as very dangerous things that are eventually outlawed unless you're on a racetrack. I think eventually motorsport will be the last place you'll see human driven cars.
I cant work out if Formula E with completely autonomous cars would be interesting, or really boring...
- trhway 12y ago>I cant work out if Formula E with completely autonomous cars would be interesting, or really boring... in various papers there are announcements of how robots discover cooperative behavior ... I somehow expect that with further development of AI the robots should also discover the benefits of the opposite behavior too :)
- Dewie 12y ago> I cant work out if Formula E with completely autonomous cars would be interesting, or really boring... Well it can't get any more boring than it already is.
- baddox 12y agoI think producing a consumer-ready autonomous automobile is a significantly more difficult problem than sending a rocket to space and back.