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by RJIb8RBYxzAMX9u
15 days ago
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Suppose I'm driving at 20 kph, and I set my cruise control to 40 kph. My car then goes WOT, overshoots my target speed and hits 120 kph, at which point it slams on the brakes[0], dropping my speed to 15 kph. It repeats until it finally settles at my target speed. (Rhetorical question) would that be considered "completely normal"? Over/undershoots and corrections are of course unavoidable and normal; the absurdity is at the magnitude and rate of change. Furthermore, this is giving it the benefit of the doubt, that measuring AI spend is a good indicator; that's arguably also in dispute. To stretch my car analogy a bit more: it would be like the cruse control system has to hit the target speed, but it only has data from the O2 sensors. [0] I know that the "classic" cruise control system cannot apply the brakes, but hey no analogy's perfect. |
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