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In response to "NTSB closes probe into fatal Tesla 2020 California crash" by oblique

I can't see Autonomous driving ever replacing regular driving on roads. A nice to have like Cruise Control, just too many variations on road looks -- nm

Posted by budice Nov 17 '21, 05:45

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I'll let you know. I should be added to the FSD beta this weekend. -- nm - TWuG Nov 17, 06:03
I mean that’s the whole of it, right? Trying to do something we don’t yet imagine happening. Is it an unsolvable, or a matter of time. -- nm - Qale Nov 17, 05:47 9
- I think it’s a matter of time, but a longer time than most people think. - mafic Nov 17, 05:49 8
  - I’ll have you know I only get it right 97% of the time! -- nm - Qale Nov 17, 05:57 2
    - You can interpolate from missing data! The damn machine doesn’t know what to do when it can’t read the code. -- nm - mafic Nov 17, 06:02 1
      - UPC tech is flawed and it’s just a basic pull from a database! -- nm - Qale Nov 17, 06:03
  - Plus I think that at some point the entire "system" around driving changes to accommodate it whether that be road design, additional cooperating tech, - oblique Nov 17, 05:51 2
    - I don’t know the first thing about the tech, but I do wonder if the design is flawed from the start because of this. - Qale Nov 17, 05:59 1
      - Basically yes. It doesn't take much of a stretch of the imagination to consider a road that tells the car the information it needs instead of the car - oblique Nov 17, 06:02
  - plus you will always have the a-holes who override as they are better drivers than some stupid computer made specifically for driving -- nm - Beaker Nov 17, 05:51 1
    - If anything it seems that the a-holes currently are overriding in the opposite direction. Pushing the cars to do the driving when they shouldn’t be. -- nm - Qale Nov 17, 06:00

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