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The Future of Autonomous Cars
16:04 - 28:38 (12:33)
The future of autonomous cars requires sophisticated technology that can understand neural nets and create a matrix math that slightly alters matrix building. High amounts of data are needed to prove that autonomous cars are dramatically safer than human drivers, and the presence of a person monitoring does not affect the safety of the car.
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The autonomous car's capabilities need to be powerful enough to drive but still require human supervision, just like a safety driver, to ensure public safety.
16:04 - 19:32 (03:28)
Summary
The autonomous car's capabilities need to be powerful enough to drive but still require human supervision, just like a safety driver, to ensure public safety. Large amounts of data would be needed to prove statistically that the car is much safer than a person and can navigate complicated situations like parking lots and traffic lights with ease.
ChapterThe Future of Autonomous Cars
EpisodeElon Musk: Tesla Autopilot
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The speaker discusses the shift from elevator operators to automated elevators and highlights the importance of camera-based detection for user experience and safety.
19:32 - 24:42 (05:09)
Summary
The speaker discusses the shift from elevator operators to automated elevators and highlights the importance of camera-based detection for user experience and safety. They also question if it is necessary to have someone operating the elevator between floors or if automated elevators are safer.
ChapterThe Future of Autonomous Cars
EpisodeElon Musk: Tesla Autopilot
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
This podcast discusses the design choices involved in creating autopilot systems, including the wide operational design domain (ODD) used by Tesla vehicles compared to the narrower ODD used by the Cadillac super crew system.
24:42 - 25:47 (01:04)
Summary
This podcast discusses the design choices involved in creating autopilot systems, including the wide operational design domain (ODD) used by Tesla vehicles compared to the narrower ODD used by the Cadillac super crew system.
ChapterThe Future of Autonomous Cars
EpisodeElon Musk: Tesla Autopilot
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
Researchers speculate on hacking autonomous vehicle systems in the future by creating a tool that can cause small errors in the matrix math that powers self-driving cars, leading the system to read fake environments and respond inappropriately.
25:47 - 28:38 (02:51)
Summary
Researchers speculate on hacking autonomous vehicle systems in the future by creating a tool that can cause small errors in the matrix math that powers self-driving cars, leading the system to read fake environments and respond inappropriately.