#Self-driving AI technology

[orlandoaimarketing]

"Tesla's Full Self-Driving Capability: The Future of Mobility"

Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) capability takes autonomous driving to new heights. Navigate complex city streets, stop at traffic lights, and handle tricky turns with ease. Explore how FSD is setting new standards for convenience and safety in the automotive world, promising a more relaxed and efficient driving experience.

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[proudfreakmetarusonikku]

watching tech bros try and do tech bro shit with ai is fucking maddening it’s like when you watch a let’s play and the youtuber ignores blatant hints and gets stuck and decides the game is bad and starts screaming at it but you can’t click off bc it’s not irl. like it should not be this hard to find a genuine use for a pattern recognition machine. there are jobs where having computers to help with that can help! but they seem focused on finding the least useful ways to use it (such as chat bots and image generation) and can’t even do that competently and ethically. like i don’t even think image and text generating ai is necessarily bad i could see it having a niche usage in art projects or just being a harmless thing to dick around with but not only are there massive ethical issues with that now (of which the plagiarism isn’t even the most pressing- haphazardly stealing everything on the internet means illegal content can very easily get into the database without anyone knowing) the tech bros aren’t even using them for the niche cases where it’d be more useful to have procedurally generated art or text than hand drawn (like, for example, those games that centre around you talking to ai could be interesting in a way that’s difficult to do without similar procedurally generative technology if the ethical issues of such a thing actually had some sorting out, but using it for generating, like, normal dialogue will be jarringly bad) and don’t even know how it works (it’s not in any way sentient or knowledgable it’s just very good at pattern recognition. ai makes shit up bc it doesn’t have a way to distinguish false or true data it’s not sentient it just knows what facts look like and spits out something relatively similar) which means it’s not being used for actually useful or at least harmless manners and is being used to produce downright dangerous substandard products that, and i cannot repeat this enough, can actually kill people. like i've seen attempts at ai therapists like. please do not. actually use them for their FUCKING FUNCTION i swear to god.

[actual-corpse]

Therac-25: *exists. Injures many*

Engineers of the past: aw damn. Better not put to much faith in software. It might override its safeguards and kill people! Thanks for the lesson Therac-25!!

Self aggrandizing software bitches: Self driving cars! Remove human error! No mechanical input!

Therac-25: wait. Have you learned NOTHING FROM ME?!

Self driving car enthusiast: We give the robot moral tests to make it choose between killing a baby and a grandma!

Any person with a lick of sense: Just.... Just drive off the road if you can... Bro!

Car bitch: THE CAR STAYS ON THE ROAD! THINK OF THE TROLLEY PROBLEM

Engineers: WE SOLVED THAT!

Another insulting name that I'm using in place of people like Elon Musk: YAY TECHNOLOGY! HUMANS ARE WEAK AND OBSOLETE I AM GOD!

[settlercolonialismisbad]

Adam Conover really hit the nail on the head with this video on AI. I worked for Microsoft four times. The last time I walked out because it was my job to manage process improvements and organizational politics made even the most modest improvements (such as using internal tools that were accessible for actual vision-impaired employees- get this, on the Accessibility team) completely impossible, so my job was pointless. 


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[sayarat00]

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[aifyit]

The DARK SIDE of AI : Can we trust Self-Driving Cars?

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Self-driving cars have been hailed as the future of transportation, promising safer roads and more efficient travel. They use artificial intelligence (AI) to navigate roads and make decisions on behalf of the driver, leading many to believe that they will revolutionize the way we commute. However, as with any technology, there is a dark side to AI-powered self-driving cars that must be…

[chiokedmachi]

“The Human Void: A Day in 2030”

Title: “The Human Void: A Day in 2030” 2030. Los Angeles is a glittering Metropolis of chrome, glass, and the hum of constant automation. The streets are bustling with Cyber Taxis, each one sleek and self-driving, ferrying people across the city like arteries of an artificial heartbeat. With the unveiling of the new Tesla Cyber Taxi and AI humanoid assistants, society entered a future of…

[techdriveplay]

Why Electric Pickup Trucks Are Gaining Popularity

The automotive world is witnessing a significant shift, and one of the most interesting developments in recent years has been the rise of electric pickup trucks. As environmental awareness continues to grow, consumers are looking for alternatives that deliver both performance and sustainability. This change in mindset, coupled with advancements in battery technology, has made electric pickup…

[amproad-evinsights]

Will slfe-driving cars be the future? So terrible! If it becomes a reality, the car industry will be distroyed. People will not buy cars, as well as the auto parts such as home EV charger, etc..

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[goodoldbandit]

Role of AI in Automobiles: Driving the Future

https://gob.stayingalive.in/unleashing-the-thrills-of/role-of-ai-in-automobiles.html Discover how AI is revolutionizing the automotive industry, from ICE to EVs and hydrogen cells. Explore advantages, tackle disadvantages, and glimpse into the AI-driven future of driving. As the sun dips below the horizon, casting a warm glow on the sleek curves of a sports car, we find ourselves at the…

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[ontonix]

How Much AI Can a Car Handle?

Just because something can be done doesn’t mean it has to be done. This is true especially when speaking of technology. The fact that something is technically feasible doesn’t mean that implementing it is necessarily a good idea. Remember when you could wave your hand to control the volume of a car radio? And today, what about the huge three feet long dashboard display screens? Are they really…