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I hear methane sensors are added to trigger emergency braking
 

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Hard disagree here.

The problem of getting down the highway safely without crashing is insanely hard. Solving it twice makes no sense.
If anything FSD has to do (lane keeping? TACC?) is covered by the AP code, they will be shared libraries.

That's how we do it in software land.......

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If anything FSD has to do (lane keeping? TACC?) is covered by the AP code, they will be shared libraries.
I'm not sure shared libraries is exactly the same concept as the way the autopilot/ self driving code works. I suspect they will just use the exact same code and disable some functionality via configuration options myself. A car with FSD will also have basic Autopilot functionality as well. The only difference will be which "modes" you can trigger.
 


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I'm not sure shared libraries is exactly the same concept as the way the autopilot/ self driving code works. I suspect they will just use the exact same code and disable some functionality via configuration options myself. A car with FSD will also have basic Autopilot functionality as well. The only difference will be which "modes" you can trigger.
That is also possible. But I'm sure they are still structured in to logically distinct functions, etc. And these are typically referred to as libraries (even if they happen to take the form of a Java Jar or a compiled C++ module).

Either way, they will not be duplicating code.
 

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Well, they're duplicating it right now.

And AI... It's turned out that as you learn how to train an AI, the second AI training period is optimized. And then you can train an even better AI than the first oe, but faster.

AI is turning out to be very weird, even as we find more and more difficulties.

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Well, they're duplicating it right now.

And AI... It's turned out that as you learn how to train an AI, the second AI training period is optimized. And then you can train an even better AI than the first oe, but faster.

AI is turning out to be very weird, even as we find more and more difficulties.

-Crissa
Time will require an AutoMonitor that logs FSD in millisecond increments what commands FSD issued when and sensory validation stream overlays to validate and recreate the scene with 8 camera POV.

FSD Blackbox AI is #TwilightZone accident investigation and review otherwise.
 

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One thing Tesla is doing is to make sure that their AI isn't a black box. It needs to be able to explain why it's doing things.

And it can, if you build it that way.

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FSD code, check
AC = FSD with features turned off

easy port

tongue in check since tone does not convey through text
 
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One thing Tesla is doing is to make sure that their AI isn't a black box. It needs to be able to explain why it's doing things.

And it can, if you build it that way.

-Crissa
ML was supposed to be algorithmic non-intuitive NN driven decision making by data iterations orthogonal beyond linear tracking. Reverse engineering that decision diagram back to human comprehensible format is a new information burden on FSD to my reading on the technology. Is there a cite?
 

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I only have what Elon has said.

They do use decision trees, so they know which training set generated it and what the AI intended.

It's not about reverse engineering. It's about making the AI capable of describing the object it is reacting to in the first place,

This is no different than training a child. They make fuzzy connections and they will be able to point out the object they're reacting to long before they have words to describe it.

-Crissa
 
 




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