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Re:When’s a pedestrian not a pedestrian? When it’s a decal by Pulcinella on Monday July 24, 2017 @10:26AM (#14838697)
Does anyone have any good research or review articles into the current state of sensor fusion?

To me as a layman, Car AI really seems like one of the most "intelligence" type of AI. Yes Alpha Go and Deep Blue are really good at something that was once thought "easy" for humans and hard for computers, but AI cars seems like trying to construct part of an animal's nervous system and sticking it into a vehicular body.

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Re:When’s a pedestrian not a pedestrian? When it’s a decal by unityByFreedom on Monday July 24, 2017 @11:20AM (#14839151)
Personally I think medical diagnostics are the most interesting and useful AI.

Radiology, and healthcare overall, is set to be improved rapidly if we can get some more labeled data. The hardware and software is already ready to start learning how to diagnose cancer and other health issues based on human-scan data.

Not sure whether an "intelligence" rating is possible, given that AI systems are still designed to be domain-specific, i.e., self driving cars aren't detecting cancer.

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