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The Impact of Tesla's Autonomous Capability on Perception of Robotics
24:12 - 31:41 (07:29)
As Tesla cars become widely used with autonomous driving capabilities, people who have never seen a robot will be able to witness autonomous driving, which can change how society perceives AI and robotics. Even non-Tesla car owners will be able to see hundreds of thousands of cars without a driver, and this can have a profound impact on the public's perception.
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Tesla's autonomous capabilities may bring attention to robotics and AI, leading to a shift in the way society views these technologies.
24:12 - 27:03 (02:50)
Summary
Tesla's autonomous capabilities may bring attention to robotics and AI, leading to a shift in the way society views these technologies. The widespread adoption and display of Tesla's with no drivers could provide people with their first interaction with robots.
ChapterThe Impact of Tesla's Autonomous Capability on Perception of Robotics
EpisodeElon Musk: Neuralink, AI, Autopilot, and the Pale Blue Dot
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
Tesla's Autopilot feature provides a more precise central lane positioning than human drivers while navigating highways, and approaching from the other direction of low-speed, full autonomy requires using the stuff street method combined with visualization.
27:03 - 29:27 (02:24)
Summary
Tesla's Autopilot feature provides a more precise central lane positioning than human drivers while navigating highways, and approaching from the other direction of low-speed, full autonomy requires using the stuff street method combined with visualization.
ChapterThe Impact of Tesla's Autonomous Capability on Perception of Robotics
EpisodeElon Musk: Neuralink, AI, Autopilot, and the Pale Blue Dot
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The key to successful autonomous driving is creating an accurate vector space representation of the environment around it, which includes visual input, sonar, and radar, then using that data to plan and control the vehicle's actions.
29:27 - 31:41 (02:14)
Summary
The key to successful autonomous driving is creating an accurate vector space representation of the environment around it, which includes visual input, sonar, and radar, then using that data to plan and control the vehicle's actions.