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In Reply to: How would a human handle the situation any better?... posted by Steve O on March 25, 2017 at 17:44:19:
I would say the AI car would be able to stop in time, most of the time. Unless the person deliberately jump in front at the last moment.
What I wonder about is stuff like road kill? Is a self driving car going to stop for a dead raccoon in the road in front of the car? How about a rock or a small log?
I can see in NYC, light changes, pedestrians do not stop walking. No car is going to nudge them! Until no one wants to walk, the self driving cars are stuck. Period.
And how DO self driving cars know the light changed? or an arrow for turns?
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- The AI would handle it better due to reaction time of humans. - 3+4=5 20:29:52 03/25/17 (5)
- The technology permitting cars to sense traffic signals is here now... - Steve O 21:18:52 03/25/17 (4)
- What we need is: - Inmate51 10:13:38 03/29/17 (0)
- RE: The technology permitting cars to sense traffic signals is here now... - bcowen 09:35:11 03/26/17 (2)
- "Only way this could work is if ALL cars were running on AI, and the AI control could not be disabled." - Timbo in Oz 08:39:26 03/29/17 (1)
- "Well, that's impossible, isn't it!"...no, not really... - Steve O 06:17:05 03/30/17 (0)
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