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by kolpa
2997 days ago
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>I don't know what is stopping them from simulating everything inside a computer. Obviously they've already tried that, and it doesn't work. The map is not the territory. In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice, there is. |
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What I mean is that. Do not "teach" the thing in real time. Instead collect the sensor data from the cars a human is driving (and also collect the human input also), and train the thing on it, safely inside the lab.
You say, they have done it already. But I am asking if they have done it enough. And if that is so, how come the accidents such as these are possible, when the situation is pretty out of a text book in basic driving?