Because we all know how great autonomy works... and how secure systems are...(Wired) -- The timeline for autonomous cars hitting the road en masse keeps getting closer. GM's Cadillac division expects to produce partially autonomous cars at a large scale by 2015, and the automaker also predicts it will have fully autonomous cars available by the end of the decade. Audi and BMW have also shown self-driving car concepts, with the former working with Stanford to pilot a modified TT up Pikes Peak. Meanwhile, Google is ripping along at its own rapid pace with a fleet of fully autonomous Toyota Prius hybrids that have logged over 300,000 miles. And the company has pushed through legislation that legalizes self-driving cars in Nevada. California is close behind, and Google has also been busy lobbying joyriding lawmakers in Washington, D.C.
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No one see this going wrong - not surprised. Nothing like unattended cars flying around at 70MPH.
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My last job had a lot to do with cleaning up a flawed autonomous system.
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A database with many system records of 'They hate computers' in it?
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lol. I'm not quite 100% of what you mean...
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The system just did it's own thing and started logging it's thoughts.
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Hey! A.I. hating itself- That's a concept!
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Wouldn't AI start to see the work grind and end up with the blahs just like people.
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Google - "Drive the borg"
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So, will the police be able press a button and your car pulls over or drives to the police station?