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Re:After OpenAI's blowup, it seems pretty clear that 'AI saf... by callalex on Thursday November 23, 2023 @03:51PM (#38397391)
People told me the same thing about self driving cars 10 years ago.
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Re:After OpenAI's blowup, it seems pretty clear that 'AI saf... by josephg on Thursday November 23, 2023 @04:36PM (#38397841)
Waymo works pretty well today in the Bay Area. Self driving cars are here. They’re just not evenly distributed.
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Re:After OpenAI's blowup, it seems pretty clear that 'AI saf... by callalex on Thursday November 23, 2023 @04:39PM (#38397874)
On days with perfect weather, with heavy reliance on extremely detailed pre-computed maps, with constant internet access, on paved roads, in scenarios it has encountered before. Getting from where we are to what is promised is not trivial at all.
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Re:After OpenAI's blowup, it seems pretty clear that 'AI saf... by pixl97 on Thursday November 23, 2023 @09:10PM (#38400025)
AGI is a needed part of self driving in unsupervised environments.

We put the cart before the horse. Now in semi controlled environments self driving cars do pretty well.

But in an unsupervised environment I know if a ball is rolling towards the road a child may be following it. What's interesting is you feed GPT a picture of a ball going toward a road it can make guesses that it presents risks because a person may be following it.

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