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Carmakers should probably read the room on paid over-the-air software services

https://www.afinalwarning.com/519904.html (Natural News) A self-driving taxi from Google’s Waymo went rogue while ferrying a passenger in Chandler, Arizona recently. The incident was recorded by Joel Johnson who was riding in the vehicle. The vehicle halted after encountering a range of orange safety cones, which confused it enough to stop it entirely. But things got worse when Waymo’s roadside assistance team came to help. The car somehow decided to start moving again, driving down the road before stopping at an intersection and blocking three lanes of traffic. Johnson published the ...

Musk’s argument against sensors at a different sliver of the electromagnetic spectrum such as LiDAR and radar is two-pronged. First, Elon believes our current traffic and road system is designed for a pure vision system - meaning the roads were designed for drivers to navigate using their eyes. And for any AI system to be meaningfully better than a human driver it first needs to solve pure vision driving. And second, for some who ask why not just have radar and LiDAR as support, Musk’s response is one, cost; and two, complexity. Adding redundant sensors will add thousands of dollars to t...

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Two companies vying for a commercial advantage in getting autonomous cars into the mainstream have applied for licenses to carry passengers and make deliveries in San Francisco.