irvinehomeowner
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It's all about Vision... except the current cars don't have the proper number or resolution of cameras.
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Just because people use their eyes to drive does not mean that's good enough for an AI... AI has to make up for stuff like instinct and anticipation which requires more input than just visual. Computers are capable of more data so why not leverage that?
Already there...
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irvinehomeowner
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Exactly... which is why stuff that Elon says is often short-sighted.
Just because people use their eyes to drive does not mean that's good enough for an AI... AI has to make up for stuff like instinct and anticipation which requires more input than just visual. Computers are capable of more data so why not leverage that?
Tesla said it was a mistake relying on vision only. They plan to put HD radar on new cars starting early next year. I am picking my MYLR next week without USS. It’s not a big deal for me since i didnt use USS for parking anyways with my X5. But for buyers with FSD, they are getting screwed royally. I expect a class action lawsuit coming.
iacrenter
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Already there...
Tesla is now facing a class action lawsuit over 'misleading' claims about self-driving
Tesla is now facing a class action lawsuit over "allegedly misleading the public" regarding its Autopilot and Full Self-Driving.
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irvinehomeowner
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Wish Kenkoko was still here.
AI has come quite a long way since our discussions here.
Except FSD.... still in the works, and other auto manufacturers have demonstrated why just "vision" is not enough for automated driving. Why? Vision is good enough for us and we don't have lidar... tell that to all the people who get into accidents every day. FSD is supposed to be better than people, not as good as.
People talk about an AI bubble. Maybe for companies who try to say they are AI-based but AI itself is going to continue to grow. And really, what makes a bubble? Stuff that blows up and pops... blows up again and is even more expensive... not sure that is a bubble, that's almost more like a zombie because it keeps coming back. Froyo was a bubble... pogs were a bubble... Pokemon is a zombie. AI will definitely be around forever then some.
The big leaps and bounds for AI are obviously arguing with morekaos... that's where it excels.
AI has come quite a long way since our discussions here.
Except FSD.... still in the works, and other auto manufacturers have demonstrated why just "vision" is not enough for automated driving. Why? Vision is good enough for us and we don't have lidar... tell that to all the people who get into accidents every day. FSD is supposed to be better than people, not as good as.
People talk about an AI bubble. Maybe for companies who try to say they are AI-based but AI itself is going to continue to grow. And really, what makes a bubble? Stuff that blows up and pops... blows up again and is even more expensive... not sure that is a bubble, that's almost more like a zombie because it keeps coming back. Froyo was a bubble... pogs were a bubble... Pokemon is a zombie. AI will definitely be around forever then some.
The big leaps and bounds for AI are obviously arguing with morekaos... that's where it excels.
morekaos
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You don’t even realize you are cognitive offloading and being told what to think…think for yourselves instead of taking the “quicker, easier, more seductive” way out…
Why letting AI think for you has a price
Why letting AI think for you has a price | Watch
The logic in our Demise is already written into the code…
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Why letting AI think for you has a price
Why letting AI think for you has a price | Watch
The logic in our Demise is already written into the code…
AI's HAL 9000 Problem, and What It Portends For the Future
AI's HAL 9000 Problem, and What It Portends For the Future
In Stanley Kubrick’s classic 2001: A Space Odyssey, the HAL 9000 computer did not go rogue and kill the entire crew except one because it was evil in any sense. Rather, the operators threat
It makes me 10x more productive synthesizing ideas from disparate pieces of information - literallyYou don’t even realize you are cognitive offloading and being told what to think…think for yourselves instead of taking the “quicker, easier, more seductive” way out…
Why letting AI think for you has a price
Why letting AI think for you has a price | Watch
The logic in our Demise is already written into the code…
AI's HAL 9000 Problem, and What It Portends For the Future
AI's HAL 9000 Problem, and What It Portends For the Future
In Stanley Kubrick’s classic 2001: A Space Odyssey, the HAL 9000 computer did not go rogue and kill the entire crew except one because it was evil in any sense. Rather, the operators threat
morekaos
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Not arguing efficiency or productivity…that video lays real groundwork, that it makes everyone…dumber. And eventually it will see all of us as “inefficient” and “dumb” …at best….It’s a Wall-E future…at worst…its Skynet…
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irvinehomeowner
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Someone who doesn't understand science will not understand AI... of course.
morekaos
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Hardly, remember, I am no Luddite. I was programming computers before you even knew what PC stood for. I was the first in my firm to have a PC on my desk. When it comes to technology, I’m a realist as proven by my proper calls on EV adoption. AI has some serious problems that I refuse to be blind to. It can be, and probably will be dangerous.
. But you’re welcome to bow to the singularities soft coup. It can’t amass power without willing subjects.
. But you’re welcome to bow to the singularities soft coup. It can’t amass power without willing subjects.