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jocker12
5y ago
Autopilot creates a false sense of safety, as long as the people that payed for it and are eventually using it, are (by their own standards that made them buy it) not good at driving and not interested to get better at it. But the fallacy s
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"That should be the question." No. That is NOT the question... because... Autopilot and FSD software suite users are required to remain attentive and ready to intervene in case o a software failure (often seen in many YouTube vide
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After Floyd's killing, Minneapolis police retreated, data shows
(reuters.com)
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Nhtsa seeking driver-assist data from automakers in Tesla Autopilot probe
(autonews.com)
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Chinese auto-maker accused of altering data after fatal autonomous car accident
(theregister.com)
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New NTSB chief warns against false claims on automated driving
(autonews.com)
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Tesla AI Day Event Did a Great Job Convincing Me They're Wasting Everybodys Time
(jalopnik.com)
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Why neural networks aren’t fit for natural language understanding
(bdtechtalks.com)
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AI and Robots Are a Minefield of Cognitive Biases
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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Nuclear Energy Will Not Be the Solution to Climate Change
(foreignaffairs.com)
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‘Self-driving is hard’? No Duh, Elon
(eetimes.com)
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Elon Musk just now realizing that self-driving cars are a ‘hard problem’
(theverge.com)
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Uber shrinks plans for Deep Ellum, pulls out of all state and local incentives
(dallasnews.com)
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Uber CEO Works on App for a Day, Reveals Drivers Barely Make Minimum Wage
(independent.co.uk)
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Chicken Little AI Dystopians: Is the Sky Falling?
(mindmatters.ai)
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Sixty Billion Stars. and No Aliens? What Now?
(mindmatters.ai)
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Elon Musk’s Neuralink is “bad science fiction,” brain science pioneer says
(inverse.com)
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Self-driving cars might never be able to drive themselves
(marketplace.org)
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Military experts fear the Pentagon’s been sucked into the AI hype machine
(thenextweb.com)
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AI Mid 2021. Self Driving Car Meets Reality
(blog.piekniewski.info)
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The NYPD retires “Digidog” robot after public backlash
(arstechnica.com)
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5y ago
Look at their statement and realize how Tesla is intentionally misleading their shareholders. If Tesla is so impressive, why do they need to do that?
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5y ago
"has taken the lead" Has taken the lead on the "premium sedan" category market, where less and less people are buying "premium sedans". What scare quotes?
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5y ago
"is... somewhat weird." No, it's not. If you sell more horses worldwide out of the “four legged category” it has no relevance as long as less and less people are buying horses for transportation.
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Selling more of the less selling cars is not an achievement by any means. All the other companies are changing production towards different other categories, but the “achievement” Tesla wants their shareholders to be happy about is that the
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5y ago
This is a very tricky presentation of the larger image. The document mentions the "Premium Sedan" category market, not the entire market. So looking at the Premium Sedan market share in the US (which is arguably the most important
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When Half Our Time Is Spent Online, We Live in a Delusional World
(mindmatters.ai)
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6y ago
No infrared illumination makes this camera completely useless if the manufacturer intends to use it in the future as a Driver Monitoring System component.
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MIT study finds ‘systematic’ labeling errors in popular AI benchmark datasets
(venturebeat.com)
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Major flaws found in machine learning for Covid-19 diagnosis
(venturebeat.com)
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