Baidu says it's developed China's first fully autonomous self-driving car

Re:Baidu says it's developed China's first fully autonomous ... by dujiulun2006 on Monday December 14, 2015 @12:57AM (#10729628)

Baidu also claims innovation is their source of power (or some crap like this).

Even though it's most famous for showing fake hospitals' ads for 1000 Yuan per click.

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Re:Baidu says it's developed China's first fully autonomous ... by tajen on Monday December 14, 2015 @03:46AM (#10729996)

I wonder what is in common between a search engine and a driverless car. Apart from creating a Google copycat. I'm persuaded they did reinvent all the internals of the car, so when you're at that point of innovation, why copy Google's list of departments?

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Re:Baidu says it's developed China's first fully autonomous ... by golergka on Monday December 14, 2015 @08:36AM (#10730875)

Top software engineers, especially in the field of machine learning and AI in general.

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Re:Baidu says it's developed China's first fully autonomous ... by skj on Monday December 14, 2015 @08:54AM (#10730949)

Yeah, I think it's more accurate to say that both Baidu and Google got their lists of departments from the same source: academic machine learning.

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Re:Baidu says it's developed China's first fully autonomous ... by nabla9 on Monday December 14, 2015 @07:15AM (#10730579)

Andrew Ng works for Baidu.

Their face recognition software is currently much better than second best (Google) 0.37% vs 0.15% error, Their voice recognition seems to be the very best. What they are famous for now is not what they are famous for in the next few years.

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Re:Baidu says it's developed China's first fully autonomous ... by daveguy on Monday December 14, 2015 @09:26AM (#10731111)

Do you have a citation for that? Those error rates seem extremely low for facial recognition. They look closer to MNIST than anything.

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