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Tesla Full Self Driving Is Now 'End-To-End AI' (odysee.com)
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[–] snooggums@kbin.social 5 points 1 year ago

Yes because each person must learn on their own and have limited experience relative to the general public as a whole.

Self driving cars can 'learn' from all self driving cars and don't get tired, forget, or anything like that. While they shouldn't be held to perfection, they should absolutely be held to a higher standard than a human.