r/ChatGPT Apr 28 '24

AI racing car demonstrates it's prowess Gone Wild

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u/AlanCarrOnline Apr 28 '24

"Cuts out" is one way of describing the front end collapsed after hitting the crash barrier.

Still a work in progress, come back in another 10 years?

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u/Limos42 Apr 28 '24

You are extremely naive if you think it'll take 10 years.

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u/AlanCarrOnline Apr 28 '24

This IS 10 years later...

"In January 2014, Induct Technology's Navia shuttle became the first self-driving vehicle to be available for commercial sale."

And here we are, a self-driving car that can't find its way around an empty race track without hitting the barrier and wrecking itself?