• Grandwolf319@sh.itjust.works
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    18 days ago

    If AI worked, we would have had self driving cars by now.

    I can’t think of anything good that we have today cause of AI that we didn’t have 5 years ago.

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      18 days ago

      It AI worked, we would have had self driving cars by now.

      We don’t have self-driving cars because no corporation is insane enough to take on the liability for driving a fleet of cars on our highways - it’s a bloodbath out there (when you look at it from the large-scale view), and anyone operating 10,000+ vehicles out there is going to be involved in multiple fatal accidents per year.

      When it’s UPS operating a fleet of trucks, the liability for the 30-ish people killed per year in collisions with their trucks is handled driver-to-driver. When “the robot” is out there up against the world, who’s the jury going to side with?

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        18 days ago

        Yep juries will pick the person every time. You only need ONE that hits the headlines… bus load of kids, famous person etc and your brand is annihilated

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      18 days ago

      I rode in one last month, down the highway.

      Even the most pessimistic reports of human involvement still puts them in the ‘mostly self-driving’ camp, and I’d rather have one with a fallback than one without.

      Should I disbelieve my lying eyes?

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        18 days ago

        mostly self-driving

        Yeah I wouldn’t call that self driving.

        Here is a genuine question for you, how did the cost compare to an uber ride? Was it a fraction of it?

        Technological leaps have always provided huge reductions of cost, I do wonder how expensive robo taxis would be compared to regular ones

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          18 days ago

          I don’t think we’ll ever stop moving the goal posts. You can still meet people who don’t use computers and have never seen the use in them.

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              18 days ago

              There are 70 drivers for 3000 vehicles. Which goal is good enough for you? We’ll make a note, I’ll tell you when we passed it, and you can tell me why it’s not real. I’m willing to wait.