Yea, I am not surprised given that the regular lane keep is still ghost braking when going under bridges.
Still, I am surprised how well they are doing, using only cameras.
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What real world problem does this solve?
Actually, lots. The issue is that if it doesn't work it's dangerous.
Stonks?
Nothing that a train + scooter / bicycle cannot solve imo
Task automation
Is it really task automation if it does it worse than a drunk human could have done it?
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Sounds like the indian guy driving it with a joystick was a bit hungover. You'd think they'd screen that thing at the entrance of the cubicle farm where all these AI folk drive these from. AI is just "anonymous indians" for elmo's grifting kind.
At least it's not driving straight into a tree, I call that an improvement.
Man, I cannot figure out why that vehicle was turning. What is it trying to avoid? Why does it think there could be road there? Why doesn't it try to correct its action mid way?
I'm really concerned about that last question. I have to assume that at some point prior to impact, the system realized it made a mistake. Surely. So why didn't it try to recover from the situation? Does it have a system for recovering from errors, or does it just continue and say "well I'll get it next time, now on with the fetal crash"?
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The Tesla is is just following the regional driving style. Humans make the same mistakes at 15:06
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Not great performance at all.
That's better than I was expecting to be perfectly honest.
I'm pretty impressed with the technology, but clearly it's not ready for field use.
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Oof, these highlighted parts from only one video are already enough for me. This looks very stressful, I don't think I could finish a whole ride with one of these.
Don’t worry. It’ll get into a collision before you finish a whole ride.