Re:Hacked billboards make Teslas see phantom objects causing...
by roughly on Thursday October 15, 2020 @06:34PM
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Your vision is backed by a neural network with around 80 billion neurons implementing a general learning and intelligence model we don't have the first clue how to replicate. We're a bit further away from "Cameras working just as well as your vision" than I think you're anticipating.
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Re:Hacked billboards make Teslas see phantom objects causing...
by tshaddox on Thursday October 15, 2020 @10:25PM
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> We're a bit further away from "Cameras working just as well as your vision" than I think you're anticipating.
Well surely that's what we should be testing. Is a self-driving car system safer than a human, or not? You're correct that self-driving car systems lack a "general learning and intelligence model," but they also have several obvious advantages over humans, like potentially better-positioned cameras, a more reliable "attention" system, faster reaction times, potentially more "experience" with different road conditions and scenarios, etc.
Re:Hacked billboards make Teslas see phantom objects causing...
by throwaway2048 on Thursday October 15, 2020 @06:49PM
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Also your eyes are far better at quickly adapting to things like wild changes in brightness and contrast than any camera