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Re:Tesla's self driving algorithm's overlay [video] by kodablah on Monday February 03, 2020 @04:43PM (#22229509)
That's not the real issue, that's just the initial domino. The real issue is how self-driving companies will combat that. They'll surely want to record film at all times and have a pipeline to law enforcement to curb suspected bullies. It's often the over-correcting solution that becomes the bigger problem. There are analogues in other human-robot interactions.
Re:Tesla's self driving algorithm's overlay [video] by bdamm on Monday February 03, 2020 @06:17PM (#22230454)
Waymo resolved this early on by encoding the human resolution into the action. Stopping as required by law, then moving forward slowly until the next action is more clear.
Re:Tesla's self driving algorithm's overlay [video] by solidasparagus on Tuesday February 04, 2020 @01:35AM (#22233006)
Waymo 'resolved' this by not driving in areas where people intentionally fuck with self-driving cars.
Re:Tesla's self driving algorithm's overlay [video] by gowld on Monday February 03, 2020 @07:57PM (#22231194)
Imagine if cars were given the same authority to generate citations as redlight cameras and schoolbus cameras. They'd be cheap to free and financed by kickbacks from law enforcement.