• KptnAutismus@lemmy.world
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    9 months ago

    self driving cars would basically be more comfortable and also more expensive public transport.

    i for one like to control when i go where at what speed, at which interior temperature, at a great increase in comfort, with a good deal more privacy and in a vehicle i own.

    a coexistence of public and private transport to fit everyone’s needs and demands would be ideal, but another culture war seems likelier.

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    9 months ago

    meanwhile actual human drivers continue to get worse at driving, partially caused by the many driving “assistants” which won’t stop making seemingly random noises. while also enabling the driver to look at their phone while completely ignoring traffic “because they have lane keeping and distance control”

    cars around me have my full attention, because my car doesn’t interfere wuth my ability to drive. (2002 yaris btw)

    rant over, sorry. i just really hate modern cars.

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    9 months ago

    And I am pretty sure that in a couple of years we will be talking the same way about AI. Yes generative AI is cool and can do some useful stuff but we are fast approaching the theoretical threshold and progress over this threshold would become much more difficult if not almost impossible.

    As someone posted out, it is relatively easy to design a self-driving car that drives 99% fully autonomously, but the last 1% is extremely difficult to crack and there are too many edge cases and problems that you would need to solve, that are not solvable with the current state of AI and hardware.