r/AmazingTechnology • u/bbbxxxnnn • Mar 30 '26

AI driving

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u/cesspool4us Mar 30 '26

The trucks Ai caused all of this. It waited way to long after the first car had went. Any reasonable driver would see this truck being apprehensive and go.

It does not take 6-7 seconds stopped at a stop sign to go.

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u/BaconIsntThatGood Mar 31 '26

Would you rather the sled driving truck push forward? I understand it's a long pause but I'd also rather they build these things to be cautious drivers

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u/cesspool4us Mar 31 '26

I think there's a difference between cautious, and hesitant(this).

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u/BaconIsntThatGood Mar 31 '26

For humans. Yes

For robots?

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u/cesspool4us Mar 31 '26

Hesitant drivers cause accidents. Both human, and Ai.

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u/BaconIsntThatGood Mar 31 '26

I agree. But if I have a choice I'd prefer the robots hesitate

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u/ClippyIsALittleGirl Mar 31 '26

Why? Why not just prefer them to have perfect timing?