Talk about edge cases.
But, what would you do? Trust the Waymo, or get out (or never get in) at the first sign of trouble?
This does bring up something, though: Waymo has a "pull over" feature, but it's hidden behind a couple of touch screen actions involving small virtual buttons and it does not pull over immediately. Instead, it "finds a spot to pull over". I would very much like a big red STOP IMMEDIATELY button in these vehicles.
It was on the home screen when I've taken it, and when I tested it, it seemed to pull to the first safe place. I don't trust the general pubic with a stop button.
Also we record body position actuation and self speech. As output then we put this on thousands of people to get as much data as Waymo gets.
I mean that’s what we need to imitate agi right? I guess the only thing missing is the memory mechanism. We train everything as if it’s an input and output function without accounting for memory.
It probably doesn't matter though, "this general blob over there"
For shits and giggles, I did stop randomly while crossing the road and acted like a jerk.
The Waymo did, in fact, stop.
Kudos, Waymo
I started working heavily on realizing them in 2016 and it is unquestionably (finally) the future of AI
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