This is what the automated Uber vehicle[1] that struck and killed a pedestrian did, as well. Despite picking her up via sensors and the ML model, it was programmed to ignore them.
Plus the Volvo’s radar-brake was disabled so they could test the vision system.
Yes, and it's quite disturbing. I just went on a road trip with a friend, and despite passing a few bicyclists, the car (with radar sensors) did not detect any of them.
It really doesn't seem to eliminate evaluated outcomes either. It's drive line on the screen is constantly twitching through illegal or impossible maneuvers multiple times while deciding what to do. It seems to lack the ability to converge on a reasonable solution.
The vehicle is production but this particular software is not, it's a private beta and not available to the general public.
I couldn't care less what version the software is as soon as the vehicle drives around in the real world. Imagine driving with "FSD" on and hitting someone because of an issue in your "Beta" software.
The general public does have the honor of being part of the beta test, in that they play the role of obstacles.
Why are you getting down-voted? There's literal videos depicting what you state. Is the Musk Fanboy Brigade behind this?
You guys can downvote?!
I think you need 500 karma before you can downvote
And only within 24 hours
Wow! I had no idea. That's a pretty cool way to stop troll brigading.
Thanks for the info!
You can after you get a certain amount of upvotes (I can't remember the exact number though. 30? 50?)