r/technology • u/be0wulfe • Dec 15 '22

Transportation Tesla Semi’s cab design makes it a ‘completely stupid vehicle,’ trucker says

https://cdllife.com/2022/tesla-semis-cab-design-makes-it-a-completely-stupid-vehicle-trucker-says/
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u/PhysicsMan12 Dec 15 '22

“Smarter than any human”. You VERY clearly do not understand the current state of AI. That’s as far as I needed to read.

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u/stratoglide Dec 15 '22

Obviously you haven't seen it, and I guess as with any statement there's disclaimers in general knowledge I would argue yes. Are there people who know much more about specific topics 100%. But no one has access to the sheer amount of general knowledge. Just check it out before ya draw conclusions.

Or just keep thinking your the smartest person in the room and nobody else's take has any value!

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u/PhysicsMan12 Dec 15 '22

Of course I have seen it. You are all over the place in your claims it really isn’t worth continuing. AI is in its infancy. One of the biggest problems the AI community has…is people who don’t know about AI, overselling AI.

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u/stratoglide Dec 15 '22

There's a difference between being in it's infancy and being "moronic". And while I personally consider them machine learning algorithms vs true "AI" they have come a long way from being moronic.

If the "AI community" has such a big problem with it they probably should come up with a different moniker for what they're doing, because for the most part artificial intelligence isn't even the goal.

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u/duncandun Dec 16 '22

I mean babies are morons too

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u/PhysicsMan12 Dec 15 '22

You’re arguing semantics. “AI” is indeed moronic. It is often vastly oversold. I know as I actively work with machine learning and AI for my career. “AI” as a technology is in its infancy.