Driving isn't just travel along a vector. Maybe trains, but not urban roads. urban roads are full of people and animals.
If a ball bounces in front of me, I slow down expecting a dog or a child running after it. No self driving car now, and in 30 years is going to be able to infer that.
Driving is essentially interacting with the environment, reading hand signals from people, understanding intent of pedestrians, bicycles and other drivers. No way any AI can do that now.
> Driving isn't just travel along a vector. Maybe trains, but not urban roads.
Trains travel along a straight line, not a vector in 2D space.
> If a ball bounces in front of me, I slow down expecting a dog or a child running after it. No self driving car now, and in 30 years is going to be able to infer that.
Incorrect. I don't know why you think humans are so special that they're the only system capable of inferring such correlations.
If a ball bounces in front of me, I slow down expecting a dog or a child running after it. No self driving car now, and in 30 years is going to be able to infer that.
Driving is essentially interacting with the environment, reading hand signals from people, understanding intent of pedestrians, bicycles and other drivers. No way any AI can do that now.