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I watched an awesome video today and I thought you guys might be interested in it as well. It's about the robotic revolution upcoming in our society and how it relates to the economy and jobs. It makes me really excited for things to come
I'm really excited about self-driving cars in particular. I hope they arrive sooner than later. Though it will be a tough time working them into our legal system, it will totally be worth it when we can avoid time wasted driving, navigating, and causing needless accidents. Imagine a world where driving cars is a leisure activity that some people choose to partake in, like horseback riding, rather than an essential to get from place to place.
Or you could just take an ezb and make your own self-driving vehicle, knowing full well you have full control over everything and be far better off.
Dose the car sacrifice the drive for the child or run over the child?
we will loose alot like how does it feel to drive a car or bike.
a huge amount unemployment will rise and keep rising,like the man in de video says,
it never stops,its a big diff when one person make a mistake,its only one then.
but when a machien makes a mistake there are thousands.
its good to know how it works.bring it in practise absolute bad idea.
its a step closer to the downfall off human ras.
like all inventions are really good ,but as we learn in practise we use it for bad things.
excample cell phone ,very nice now i can speak friends or famely far away,
but also we kill people whit it now.one click off a button many people dies.
avery invention comes whit a prize,question is are we willing to pay the prize.(humanly).
nothing personal chrissi .
Further point,... is that these autonomous vehicles will have the ability to turn on and off the "auto drive" with a flick of a switch... Letting the human can take over... You will always have the choice to driver or not drive.... Just think, no more excuses for drunk driving... In the end there is not much difference between this and auto pilot in an aircraft...
The big question is how do you insure it? Who is the driver? Who is liable if you are asleep in the passenger seat while the car drives you home and mows down little Timmy from down the road because a sensor failed or didn't detect him or drives off a cliff because the sat nav got confused?
This reminds of the huge ongoing discussion we have on my bike forum about the pros and cons of ABS on a motorcycle... I am in the pro camp...
Safety measures are sometimes more of an annoyance too. I remember my old BMW 3 Series Cabrio would "detect" if the wheels had left the floor while the car was moving and if they had the roll over bars would shoot up from behind the back seats... through the roof if it was up... they weren't the most reliable things in the world but not only that, they would go off for no reason...
Other cars I've heard stories of, I think it's a Fiat van over here which has a recall because the air bag can just go off for no reason - great when driving along!..
The amount of recalls and problems basic cars have is enough of a concern, add in self driving and you have an increase in road traffic accidents, I am sure.
A robot driver doesn't have the experience or instincts a human one has. You can't program instincts since it's not something that is always logical.
The self driving cars right now don't seem to have guidance issues... and it can only get better...
Not saying I am for or against, but like it or not (pun intended) we're all along for the ride on this one...
simpel cause the unemploing it will bring..it a huge diff when a car brake down cause off some sensor then a airplane.i have seen planes fall out off the sky by a simpel sticker,
yes a sticker.whit the wrong color.
am still smiling RR
That sticker was put on by a human, right? I have a small plane pilot's lic (Private Pilot).... Even though I know how to fly, I would rather have a computer fly the plane I am a passenger in than a pilot... Pilots are over worked, exhausted and under paid....
iff the color off the plane is silver they use orange color even this color isn to see in dark.
they forgot to take it off after cleaning.i believe that some 80 percent is by human errors.
is thru.but for me personal the unemploiment is the reason for not to do it.
thats the diff between you and me.
Anyway, that's enough for me for now....
I think that's pretty unrealistic! I'm not saying it needs to happen right now, and I'm not going to solely, on my own, put a self-driving car in front of my face. That's not what I'm saying!
Eventually the wheels will be put in motion and it will happen. It's inevitable. Only depends how long.
An ez-b won't solve any of the problems you just posed. If I tried to drive down the street in an ez-b powered car, I'd be arrested, if it would even start.. .lol... pretty sure that's beyond the capability of ez-b right now. Driving a roli is different than driving me
There will still be cars and bikes...
I don't really get what you're saying... are you saying a machine's mistakes affect more people? I think you'd have to elaborate on that for me to get what that means.
Technology so far has only improved our lives! It will keep going on that way. There's always a cost to everything. So far I think the biggest cost to technology has been pollution and waste. But we are coming up with ways to manage that. I think the future is bright