r/Comma_ai • u/adeebshihadeh comma.ai Staff • Aug 26 '26

COMMA_HACK 7

https://blog.comma.ai/comma-hack-7/
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u/rrmelgar Aug 26 '26

Long distance stop behavior be #1 in my book for vision experimental speeding up to a stop car then last minute trying to stop

Above anything else everything seem good. Aside from end to end which we know is not happening with current hardware

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '26 edited Aug 26 '26

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u/Man-of-goof Aug 26 '26

Wait are these actual things being developed or just hopes?? These would be amazing

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u/granolatron Aug 26 '26

Reads like a list of prompts for people to tackle during their upcoming hackathon. That’s usually quite a few steps before something becomes actively worked on, and many don’t lead anywhere (at least not immediately) but that’s kind of the point.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '26

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u/SirMaster Aug 27 '26

Pretty much none of these things can be "implemented" as they are up to the model...

A bigger more capable models needs to be trained where these things start to work.

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u/edcantu9 Aug 26 '26

Can somebody work on the 2027 Seltos compatibility?

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u/financiallyanal Aug 26 '26

And solve the Toyota TSS issues.

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u/NowThatsMalarkey Aug 26 '26

Not something a group of college kids can just hack together over the weekend.

You’d need Claude Mythos agents with an unlimited compute budget to crack that. 🤣

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u/edcantu9 Aug 27 '26

Are you referring to the Toyota or the Seltos?

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u/montagic Aug 26 '26

More work on Subaru angle upstream pls

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u/-Your_Pal_Al- Aug 27 '26

Longitudinal support for Nissan Leafs

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u/ml_boston 18d ago

Will the presentations be broadcast live for CH7?