mobby_6kl posted:

I don't think that's fraudulent, they've shown it recognizing the traffic cops pretty well years ago:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OopTOjnD3qY

How well this specifically works I've no idea, though it seems that overall their system operates reasonably decently and safely.

euphronius posted:

Those are graphics mock ups they do to fool people into thinking the “ai” works . The car doesn’t see that. Cars don’t see.

Tesla does the same thing.

NB: I didn’t click on the YouTube

Hazo posted:

Whatever happened to Elon fronting money to Gina Carano for her wrongful termination lawsuit against Star Wars? That poo poo was hilarious but I haven’t heard anything about it since. Did the suit even get filed? just lmao at the whole stupid thing

Hazo posted:

Whatever happened to Elon fronting money to Gina Carano for her wrongful termination lawsuit against Star Wars? That poo poo was hilarious but I haven’t heard anything about it since. Did the suit even get filed? just lmao at the whole stupid thing

Hazo posted:

Whatever happened to Elon fronting money to Gina Carano for her wrongful termination lawsuit against Star Wars? That poo poo was hilarious but I haven’t heard anything about it since. Did the suit even get filed? just lmao at the whole stupid thing

quote:

A short time ago in a galaxy not so far away, Defendants made it clear that only one orthodoxy in thought, speech, or action was acceptable in their empire, and that those who dared to question or failed to fully comply would not be tolerated. And so it was with Carano. After two highly acclaimed seasons on The Mandalorian as Rebel ranger Cara Dune, Carano was terminated from her role as swiftly as her character’s peaceful home planet of Alderaan had been destroyed by the Death Star in an earlier Star Wars film. And all this because she dared voice her own opinions, on social media platforms and elsewhere, and stood up to the online bully mob who demanded her compliance with their extreme progressive ideology.

Defendants’ wrath over their employees’ social media posts also differed depending on sex. Even though “the Force is female,” Defendants chose to target a woman while looking the other way when it came to men. While Carano was fired, Defendants took no action against male actors who took equally or more vigorous and controversial positions on social media.

euphronius posted:

Those are graphics mock ups they do to fool people into thinking the “ai” works . The car doesn’t see that. Cars don’t see.

Tesla does the same thing.

NB: I didn’t click on the YouTube

Rosalind posted:

It's just completely poisoned any sort of discussion of actual self-driving systems that will actually save lives.

euphronius posted:

I don’t see how that is remotely possible ever but ok . I do see your point though that Tesla is so bad every other AI grift has to work from under teslas shadow . That is true

Rosalind posted:

Getting into a car is by far the most dangerous activity that the average American engages in every day. The statistical risks of human-operated vehicles are staggering--100 Americans die and 7,500 are injured every single day from motor vehicle crashes. The statistical likelihood of being in such an accident increases significantly with drinking (as has been mentioned) but also with distracted driving or driving while tired. A tired or distracted driver is, on average, as dangerous as a drunk one.

You may protest that you do not do these things. You're a perfect driver--you've never even had a fender bender. But I ask how many bad drivers do you see every single day? I can tell you as someone who did a lot of driving recently there are a lot of bad drivers out there on the road. These people are unsafe and they make you less safe. Even a perfect human driver cannot react to every possible scenario.

We are on the cusp of having the technology to drastically reduce the dangers of driving. Non-Tesla autonomous driving systems such as Waymo, Pony, etc. are already likely safer drivers than humans on average in many scenarios. These systems do not get distracted or tired. They don't hesitate in uncertain situations. Using lidar, radar, and other systems, they have a complete 360 degree view of the road. They have better response times than even professional race car drivers.

Getting these systems into cars will save lives. Every drunk, tired, or distracted driver they remove from the road is a statistical hazard averted.

And yes these systems are not perfect. I know there are lots of edge cases where you can confuse the cars using a traffic cone placed directly in front of it and there are all sorts of questions around legal liability when one of these systems does in fact cause an accident which will still happen. These are things we can solve though.

TheAgent posted:

It was filed in federal court back in Feb. No updates, but in order to show she was discriminated against, she needs to show she's a part of a protected class in CA (being Republican is not a protected class). Here's the first two paragraphs from the lawsuit (no, I'm not joking. This is real)

has Musk all loving over it, his other lawsuit that was recently dismissed had the same tenor of idiocy

John Wick of Dogs posted:

Put a banana in the tailpipe

WhyteRyce posted:

It's hilarious how the world's smartest man isn't able to understand that you can physically cram more people into a train or bus than a bunch of cars

Data Graham posted:

"dared voice her own opinions"

What opinions?

WHAT OPINIONS MOTHERFUCKER

quote:

Pascal was active on social media, often expressing his view on the Black Lives Matter movement, LGBTQ+ rights, protests for abortion rights, and the 2020 election.

On June 27, 2020, Pascal posted two Disney-owned Muppet characters, Bert and Ernie, as activists waving a transgender and LGBTQ+ pride flag and promoting “Black Lives Matter” and “Defund the Police.”

Upon information and belief, Pascal was not disciplined, required to review documentaries on any of these topics or speak to individuals with contrary points of view, or pressured to apologize for any of his posts. His employment was not terminated, and Defendants made no public statements about his social media posts, much less refer to them as “abhorrent.”

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Hamill has gone so far as to compare President Trump to The Third Reich without a word of protest from Defendants.

kazil posted:

shyduck posted:

Interesting date you picked there

euphronius posted:

I don’t see how that is remotely possible ever but ok . I do see your point though that Tesla is so bad every other AI grift has to work from under teslas shadow . That is true

mobby_6kl posted:

"Ever" is a long time. I'm also skeptical of anything scaling to all driving conditions any time soon, especially Tesla's crippled system, but it doesn't mean everything is a grift or scam. Waymo's been working on it before the whole "AI" became a buzzword, and machine vision and object recognition aren't some voodoo that needs to be faked. It works pretty well. Like you can do it yourself on your computer if you want to. Since you won't click on a link showing how it works, this is from an older nvidia demo:



The system recognizes the objects, where the are in space, and can then reconstructs the the world in 3d space from this information. It can then draw a cleaned up representation of its understanding of the surroundings, which is what you're seeing.

I'm not going to make any claims that this is sufficient for full self driving or anything, but this part doesn't have to be faked, it's something we can do.

My Spirit Otter posted:

is that ai ranking how sexy those pedestrians are??

bobjr posted:

boethius posted:

Trolley problem solution. Run over the uggos.

Cool Dad posted:

The problem with self driving is that most other vehicles are not self driving, and many are driven by insane assholes who break traffic laws. The solution is to mandate only self driving cars be allowed on roads.

boethius posted:

Trolley problem solution. Run over the uggos.

Seth Pecksniff posted:

If you let the trolley go on, only one uggo will die. But if you switch the tracks, two uggos and three hotties will die. Do you switch the tracks?

Seth Pecksniff posted:

If you let the trolley go on, only one uggo will die. But if you switch the tracks, three uggos and two hotties will die. Do you switch the tracks?

kazil posted:

kazil posted:

am I the uggo on the first track or the uggo on the second track? please respond soon, very important