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I predict ChatGPT is the next Self driving Tesla tech.
by sslayer 4y ago
I predict ChatGPT is the next Self driving Tesla tech.
- summerlight 4y ago2 years away from the full launch!
- outside1234 4y agoSeriously - it’s the 85% correct solution that gets you killed in the other 15%
- space_fountain 4y agoWell but it doesn’t kill you when it’s wrong so being 85% right is a lot more valuable
- fnordpiglet 4y agoOn the roughly 100 autopilot trips I’ve taken - you nailed it - I died 15 times.
- lossolo 4y agoIt's not about 100 easy autopilot trips, it's about 1001 trip where you as human can easily see what to do but AI will interpret reality wrong because it was not trained to handle that edge case and you will die.
- omgwtfbyobbq 4y agoThat's why everything except for TACC is in beta, the driver needs to agree to be ready to take control immediately before their use, and so on.
- fnordpiglet 4y agoThat sounds more like 99.9% not 85%. Guess it’s a good thing I don’t nap while it’s on.
- mtnGoat 4y agoI think this is called survivor bias?
- fnordpiglet 4y agoThat explains why I pass by so many smoking burned out teslas. My turn soon I guess!
- VectorLock 4y agoImpressive enough to fool the rubes is all the matters.
- noncoml 4y agoThere is a big difference IMHO. Self Driving must get it right 101% of the time. ChatGPT search getting better than Google even 50% of the time should be enough. All the need is to add references to the answers that ChatGPT gives right now, and it will be game over for Google.
- yywwbbn 4y ago> ChatGPT search getting better than Google even 50% of the time should be enough. That’s a bit tricky because wrong results in Google are easier to spot due to metadata and context. With ChatGPT you have neither. In worse cases you ended up with a confidently incorrect statistical mode who think’s it’s infallible
- consumer451 4y agoAre we expecting the same ChatGPT product that is in public beta to simply be deployed as the new Bing?
- partiallypro 4y agoSelf-driving tech is heavily regulated and requires physical testing (sans Nvidia's new interesting approach of actually created a VR world to teach the AI), it's not remotely comparable. GPT is just another tool on the toolbelt, people that use it in a reliant way will get torched. It's no different than a regular search engine, it just compiles data instead of sitting in an index. Combined with a search engine, and knowledge, it's fine.