 accurate and do exactly what they were coded to do, no more no less. Normally, this is what makes computers really powerful and reliable. But when dealing with humans, it is what limits them. It's an analog world out here.
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I'm unsure what you mean by compiler bug. I think we are all saying the same thing, but the words "reliable" and "precise" are not being used correctly.
Let us be clear on terms:
reliable: consistently good in quality or performance; able to be trusted.
precise: marked by exactness and accuracy of expression or detail.
flexible: ready and able to change so as to adapt to different circumstances.
If statements are reliable and precise. AI is flexible. This is a trad
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I think he meant:
if ( is_safe() )
proceed_new_heading()
else
cancel_new_heading()
vs.
while ( true )
evaluate_heading_inputs_and_update_heading_and_hope_for_the_best()
On the first snippet the programmer believes that safety can be pursued with an if else clause which is not the case in the real world.
The real world is not if else. The real world is fuzzy logic. The real world is more akin to the Monte Carlo Method.
A collection of approximations.
I thought this had pretty much already been done (Score:1)
Except for perhaps the learnability, which is more of an AI than an automated driving advance? Though, in any case it would certainly be impressive to duplicate this independently.
It sounds like the gas and brake controlers are fairly commonly built in, but I was not aware of the steering controls, and he didn't mention adding any motors.
why so negative? (Score:2)
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As others have mentioned, it's not that he may be onto something, it's the fact that he's using public roadways as his "lab" to test this stuff out that's the problem here. He could have the best AI in the industry but not account for some of the "corner cases" where his AI in untrained and then a family is killed. This doesn't compare to other companies like Google and Tesla who have access to private tracks with controlled environments and safety nets in place should something go wrong.
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