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dkfndodbxobon Researchers trick Tesla autopilot into driving into opposing traffic

These sorts of systems tend to be far easier to trick than humans with certain sorts of "camouflage". Is the reverse true? Are there some kinds of markings that confuse people but not modern image recognition systems?

dkfndodbxobon Researchers trick Tesla autopilot into driving into opposing traffic

The thing that concerns me more is the machine's confidence. A human seeing unusual lane markings would be confused and exercise extra caution. Confusing a person is easy, but I don't know how you could make them confident there is a nonexistent lane.

dkfndodbxobon Countries With Zero Rating Have More Expensive Wireless

It doesn't really cost money to move data around. The biggest cost by far is building the infrastructure. If the capacity is available, the cost of using it is minimal.