And what happens if a hacker gets into the system and drives the truck off a cliff or re routes it and loads it with bombs and then sends it on its way
An awesome toy for terrorists
Nah we'll go to McDonald's. We're more suited to the hustle.
Too late, they already getting kiosks in to take people's orders
And what happens if a hacker gets into the system and drives the truck off a cliff or re routes it and loads it with bombs and then sends it on its way
An awesome toy for terrorists
We need to trick Hollywood into making a movie about hundreds of drone trucks that get hacked and crashed into schools and day care centers.
The sky is falling! The sky is falling!
They kind of already made that movie.
I've got it on DVD...They kind of already made that movie.
MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE!
People may have forgot.
I remember because AC/DC, who made who
Kinda looks like a normal truck with a wreath on the grill in the daylight.
So, one giant brain running thousands of vehicles remotely? I'd think that's highly unlikely.
Not that. I wasn't clear, each car would still keep track of vehicles, but that's a much less intensive task when the other vehicles can tell you their velocity vector and intentions rather than having to analyze the visual data from its cameras to determine that data.
That's not the problem... run the video. In an environment that the autonomous vehicle has to coexist with vehicles and pedestrians that aren't wired into "the rules," the unpredictable nature of their reactions must be taken into account. The algorithms can do that consistently yet. On the other side of the coin, do you expect that all non-autonomous vehicles will be banned from the roads by fiat?
