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by outworlder
2491 days ago
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You can probabilistically predict those events with machines much better than humans can. You don't really know someone will decide to run a stop sign, but you do know when the vehicle is past the point it was supposed to start slowing down. That's relatively "easy", we have been predicting physical object motions with analog computers, even. As the parent says, accurate data from sensors is a much bigger problem. But once you have the data, you can model these objects with dumb algorithms. Computers can also have a much faster reaction time, so a human may need to predict one second ahead, but computers may be able to get away with less. |
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This is an assumption and has not been shown to be correct or even probable