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  • So, you’re a troll. Whatever. You ought to understand why you’re so deep into negative karma, at least.

    A liar is a liar. If you lie to me once, I then regard you as a liar forever. There’s a name for this mathematically, but fucked if I know what it is. It’s basically just the “worldview of most Irish people” theorem.

    I’m not going to read your source, because I’m not soft between the ears. Breitbart is a bunch of liars. Get me a better source, I might read it, but probably not. If you share a liar’s take, you’re probably a liar yourself, or otherwise terminally stupid. Every time you do this dumb shit, you raise the bar for me to believe you about anything.

    So congratulations, username Barry Goldwater. You’ve convinced no one of anything, generated zero dollars of advertising revenue, and generally made the platform worse by participating in it. Well done.











  • I am fairly dumb. Like, I am both dumb and I am fair-handed.

    But, I am not pretentious!

    So, let’s talk about your points and the title. You said I had fairly dumb pretenses, let’s talk through those.

    1. The title of the article… there is no obvious reason to think that I think computers think like humans, certainly not from that headline. Why do you think that?
    2. There are absolutely realistic situations exactly like this, not a pretense. Don’t think Loony Tunes. Think 18 wheeler with a realistic photo of a highway depicted on the side, or a billboard with the same. The academic article where 3 PhD holding engineering types discuss the issue at length, which is linked in my article. This is accepted by peer-reviewed science and has been for years.
    3. Yes, I agree. That’s not a pretense, that’s just… a factually correct observation. You can’t train an AI to avoid optical illusions if its only sensor input is optical. That’s why the Tesla choice to skip LiDAR and remove radar is a terminal case of the stupids. They’ve invested in a dead-end sensor suite, as evidenced by their earning the title of Most Lethal Car Brand on the Road.

    This does just impact Teslas, because they do not use LiDAR. To my knowledge, they are the only popular ADAS in the American market that would be fooled by a test like this.

    Near as I can tell, you’re basically wrong point by point here.