Whistleblower: Tesla Full Self Driving Impossible
In this video I decided to response to a report that is out where a supposed whistleblower claims that FSD is impossible. The presumed angle is Telsa is misleading everyone with this.
While I am not going to get into the technical details since there are people making videos more qualified than me, I will tackle this from the technological point of view. We garnered some powerful lessons over the past year with Chatbots and other forms of machine learning. It is best to look at what is happening to keep this situation in perspective.
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STOPSummary:
The video discusses a whistleblower's claim that Tesla's full self-driving technology is impossible. The speaker emphasizes that both affirming or refuting this claim is based on speculation since full self-driving has not been achieved yet. The discussion then shifts towards the progress and advancements in generative AI, highlighting how what was once deemed impossible has been achieved. The speaker illustrates that driving, for the most part, is a mechanical task by drawing parallels between human driving behavior and the potential capabilities of autonomous vehicles. The narrative counters arguments about extreme scenarios by questioning their realistic validity and relevance. The speaker concludes by expressing uncertainty about when autonomous driving technology will be fully accepted globally due to the lag in regulatory processes compared to technological advancements.
Detailed Article:
The video opens with a discussion about a whistleblower's assertion regarding the impossibility of achieving Tesla's full self-driving technology. The speaker clarifies that such claims are speculative as autonomous driving remains an unsolved challenge. He refrains from directly responding to the whistleblower's statements, suggesting that others with more technical expertise have already refuted them online.
Shifting focus to generative AI, the speaker highlights the rapid progress in this field, citing examples like ChatGPT and the advancements made by various tech giants like Google and Microsoft. He stresses that what was once considered impossible in generative AI, such as creating realistic digital art, has now become a reality. Despite existing flaws in generative AI, significant advancements have been made in a relatively short period.
The speaker then delves into the mechanical nature of driving, arguing that much of the driving process is routine and subconscious for human drivers. He uses examples like backing a car out of a driveway and changing lanes to illustrate the mechanical aspects of driving behavior. By likening driving tasks to mechanical procedures, the speaker lays the groundwork for the potential of autonomous vehicles to emulate these routines through training and continuous improvement based on normative driving behavior and exceptions.
Furthermore, the video challenges exaggerated and unrealistic scenarios often posed as ethical dilemmas for autonomous vehicles, like the classic trolley problem. The speaker questions the practicality and relevance of such extreme situations, suggesting that human drivers rarely encounter these scenarios. He emphasizes the need to focus on refining autonomous systems for common driving situations rather than fringe cases that are unlikely to occur.
In conclusion, the speaker expresses uncertainty about the timeline for widespread acceptance of autonomous driving technology due to the anticipated lag in global regulatory frameworks compared to technological advancements. He anticipates a significant period between achieving technological readiness and achieving global regulatory acceptance. The video ends with the speaker wishing viewers a great day, leaving the future of autonomous driving open-ended and subject to ongoing developments and regulatory processes.
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