Using Ritual Magic to Trap Self-Driving Cars

Truck full of traffic lights.

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7 Responses:

  1. Jack says:

    I feel like there should be a guy in red pajamas with a guitar hanging off of those traffic lights

  2. Zygo says:

    I like the part where it's moving at 125 km/h, sees a truck hurling traffic lights at it, and...accelerates to 142 km/h?

    • Nick Lamb says:

      The convention is to choose the pronoun "they" not "it" when talking about a human whose preferences are unknown to you, and doubtless the driver did not "see a truck hurling traffic lights". This is a video of a tablet showing off bugs in a machine vision system, which is still running even when a human is actually driving the car.

      • badc0ffee says:

        Come on dude, clearly Zygo is talking about the software, and assuming it is in control of the car.

      • Zygo says:

        It puts the foot on the gas pedal, or else it gets the hose again.

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  4. thielges says:

    Awesome, the software makes the assumption that traffic signals are stationary. Therefore they must pass the vehicle at a speed relative to the speedometer, right ?

    That's the same sort of "real world" shortcut assumption that makes AVs believe that a person with a bicycle will only travel with the flow of traffic.

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