Hey @elonmusk you might want to have your team look into the moon tricking the autopilot system. The car thinks the moon is a yellow traffic light and wanted to keep slowing down.
h/t Chris
Hey @elonmusk you might want to have your team look into the moon tricking the autopilot system. The car thinks the moon is a yellow traffic light and wanted to keep slowing down.
h/t Chris
I wonder what a flashlight does?
Hmmm.
So that’s what CCR meant by this song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKJwvQfraY8
With all the different kinds of headlights out there (ages up to 100+ years, incandescent, halogen, etc.) and the innumerable configurations of roads, it would seem that there’s a good chance a “yellow traffic light sensor” could interpret an oncoming headlight as a yellow traffic signal. That would be inconvenient….
From T.S. Eliot:
I observe: “Our sentimental friend the moon!
Or possibly (fantastic, I confess)
It may be Prester John’s balloon
Or an old battered lantern hung aloft
To light poor travellers to their distress.”
She then: “How you digress!”
And if the moon happens to be blue, will the car start singing?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtpiqdN2lJk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDYm2Ibj5zc
Anyone who lets a computer drive their automobile deserves whatever wreck they cause themselves. And if their erratic driving computer harms my car or loved ones? Well, their OEM better have deep pockets … cause I’m comin after em. With a Dream Team of ambulance chasing lawfirms
Considering who I see behind the wheel in many of the vehicles I see here in the city, I’d say that driverless cars have been around for many years.
The concept is itself interesting.
Why a self driving car?
Is it an acknowledgement by the buyer,that they lack the skill set to safely pilot a land vehicle?
That they are so inept,they believe they will never develop driving skills to the level where driving is a pleasure?
Or that they have no skills,so have never learnt the pleasure of developing ones skills to the edge of the tools abilities?
Or that they ,the potential buyer of a Self driving car,believe they are so special,they will never need such skills,so learning them is beneath their dignity?
Fox with out of reach grape syndrome?
For as this experiment has progressed.the assumptions of the promoters have been revealed..Self driving cars are being pushed onto the public,by persons who cannot drive,probably do not drive and certainly cannot imagine that some of us like to drive..
Self driving vehicles brought to you by unskilled persons are us.
Maybe mastering a Wet lab is so onerous that learning any useful skills are “Just Impossible”?
Deep Philosophical Question Of The Day…
What does A Yellow Light Mean, Anyway???
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=piPz1prPrzs
If you’re down with plating, gps, etc, then you have already consented to wearing a bar code on yer neck, and I don’t see why you have issues with self-driving cars.
In the long run, self driving cars will bring auto insurance down — according to Warren Buffett, who owns Geico Insurance.
Almost 94% of accidents on US roads occur due to human error. DoT/NHTSA
Robots performing surgery do a better job than surgeons; think Intuitive Surgical.