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This will obviously happen at some point. But the Reuters story is a little "just-so" for my tastes. The apparent (prompted?) question is: why is the Google c
by quesera 11y ago
This will obviously happen at some point.
But the Reuters story is a little "just-so" for my tastes.
The apparent (prompted?) question is: why is the Google car programmed so poorly that it decided to cut off the Delphi car?
But my question is: with all those sensors in the Delphi car, why is the Delphi guy telling his story to the media instead of either a) sharing data with Google, like a professional, or b) posting video on YouTube (ok, Vimeo) like a viral marketer?
- tgflynn 11y agoOr why did the Delphi car try to change lanes when another car was approaching ? There really isn't enough information in this article to conclude that anything ontoward or unexpected happened at all. Maybe it did and that just wasn't well communicated, I don't know. It would be nice if one or both companies published full details of the encounter so that the public could come to a better understanding of what the current capabilities of self-driving cars actually are.