"How does a self-driving car work? Not so great."; nice to see some AI reality from the Washington Post.https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2019/business/how-does-an-autonomous-car-work/ …
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@washingtonpost. Give it a chance. It will improve.#AutonomousCars#selfdrivingcars#STEM#MachineLearning@bwsi3@NACTO#AI#lidar@IoTAuto#AutomatedDriving#AutonomousVehicles
Indeed driverless cars will ultimately improve. But we might need to develop machines with richer models of the world and common sense, first. #RebootingAI
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You have no idea how. You cannot impart commonsense to a machine with hand-coded prior knowledge a la Cyc. That's ridiculous. Common sense, a causal and predictive grasp of the geometry, optics and physics of the world is learned.
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You can start by designing a retina with thousands of minute motion detectors for various angles and directions. Everything must be yin-yang (the secret to learning physics and geometry): detectors must come in opposite pairs. Just mechanism design, not programmed-in knowledge.
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