Human drivers don't have morally-derived rulesets that "cover even rare situations." Human drivers are barely capable of obeying traffic lights.
The AI driver is capable of being safer than any human driver, even if it's programmed to solve the Trolley Problem like this: http://i3.kym-cdn.com/photos/i...
But the car doesn't need to make a psychic "This is the most valuable life" calculation/decision.
It just uses its regular crash-avoidance behavior (say, hitting the brakes), and maybe somebody dies. The cop on the scene decides that the pedestrian probably shouldn't have been trying to cross the freeway, and everyone else moves on with their lives. The end.
"I quickly discovered that acceleration makes viewing more pleasurable. "Modern Family" played at twice the speed is far funnier -- the jokes come faster and they seem to hit harder.
Well maybe, but you didn't exactly pick a show worth watching in the first place...
We have no physical separation between the components that we can trust and the untrusted ME components, so we can't even cut them off the mainboard anymore.
Why do you trust the main CPU, if you don't trust the ME chip?
I imagine that the Chinese company might receive preference in China - whether that's through tariffs or subsidies or just plain national pride, it might convince a lot of customers (government, business, or consumer) in China to buy it instead of Intel chips.
A logical conclusion to draw from that is "Censorship isn't always bad."
For example, I don't need to spend time reading off-topic slashdot posts containing whatever racist/sexist screed the author has bouncing around their brain that day.
Yeah! The loony left is trying to SILENCE us racists, xenophobes, bigots, and elitists, by using their gosh-darn high-falutin fanny-tootin WORDS! It's high-time these liberal tree huggers learnt them all that we have FREE SPEECH!
82x of a low chance is still a low chance. Your source puts general aviation fatality rate at 1.31 per 100,000 flight hours.
In other words, you've got about a 0.001% chance of death when making the flight mentioned in the summary. Maybe not the best odds, but not really "utterly insane."
Right, just like the Uber driver was already planning on driving from my house to the airport. I just hopped in because he happened to be going that way.
On the other hand; an advantage of PC gaming is that a lot of what you want to play will run on your cheapo laptop from 3 years ago, which you probably already have. Don't need to go get a $400 gaming machine if your laptop runs the games you want to play just fine.
Men are the ones doing this. We are talking about what men do. To say "Oh, well, they're not REALLY men because REAL MEN don't do this" is just a transparent attempt by Jeff to distance himself from these men, and serves to distract from the larger point (the behavior of men vs women).
Cool, but this story is only talking about the i386 architecture (32-bit x86).
32-bit ARM chips will still be supported.
Alright then, cool. We probably disagree on some definitional stuff, but I think we agree on the larger points. :)
Human drivers don't have morally-derived rulesets that "cover even rare situations." Human drivers are barely capable of obeying traffic lights.
The AI driver is capable of being safer than any human driver, even if it's programmed to solve the Trolley Problem like this: http://i3.kym-cdn.com/photos/i...
But the car doesn't need to make a psychic "This is the most valuable life" calculation/decision.
It just uses its regular crash-avoidance behavior (say, hitting the brakes), and maybe somebody dies. The cop on the scene decides that the pedestrian probably shouldn't have been trying to cross the freeway, and everyone else moves on with their lives. The end.
"I quickly discovered that acceleration makes viewing more pleasurable. "Modern Family" played at twice the speed is far funnier -- the jokes come faster and they seem to hit harder.
Well maybe, but you didn't exactly pick a show worth watching in the first place...
Right, though.
No? They'll just arrest whomever told the robot to rob the bank.
McFact #9: She was the passenger in the car, and the car was parked at the time.
From the article:
We have no physical separation between the components that we can trust and the untrusted ME components, so we can't even cut them off the mainboard anymore.
Why do you trust the main CPU, if you don't trust the ME chip?
I imagine that the Chinese company might receive preference in China - whether that's through tariffs or subsidies or just plain national pride, it might convince a lot of customers (government, business, or consumer) in China to buy it instead of Intel chips.
Because he shot the place up because he hated gay people. Duh.
He also had a documented history of racism, which might explain why he went on Latin Night.
A logical conclusion to draw from that is "Censorship isn't always bad."
For example, I don't need to spend time reading off-topic slashdot posts containing whatever racist/sexist screed the author has bouncing around their brain that day.
It turns out that in addition to having vibration motors, smartphones also have regular microphones.
Who'da thunk?
I must have missed the news - when did we elect Buzzfeed as our new government?
Exactly! We should only criticize ILLEGAL things. Anything that is not illegal is GOOD! Everyone knows that - except HITLERS.
Yeah! The loony left is trying to SILENCE us racists, xenophobes, bigots, and elitists, by using their gosh-darn high-falutin fanny-tootin WORDS! It's high-time these liberal tree huggers learnt them all that we have FREE SPEECH!
(I am a libertarian)
Don't worry, we can tell.
82x of a low chance is still a low chance. Your source puts general aviation fatality rate at 1.31 per 100,000 flight hours.
In other words, you've got about a 0.001% chance of death when making the flight mentioned in the summary. Maybe not the best odds, but not really "utterly insane."
Right, just like the Uber driver was already planning on driving from my house to the airport. I just hopped in because he happened to be going that way.
Sure, as long as you get the X signatures required to be recognized as an official candidate.
On the other hand; an advantage of PC gaming is that a lot of what you want to play will run on your cheapo laptop from 3 years ago, which you probably already have. Don't need to go get a $400 gaming machine if your laptop runs the games you want to play just fine.
On Mac, iTerm2 will warn you "You're about to paste [1] lines ending in a newline. Are you sure?" Or sometimes "408 lines."
If you look at the cast list; it's actually quite the sausage party: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt19...
"I lived near a rich black person and I didn't hate them, therefore racism doesn't exist."
http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/N...
Men are the ones doing this. We are talking about what men do. To say "Oh, well, they're not REALLY men because REAL MEN don't do this" is just a transparent attempt by Jeff to distance himself from these men, and serves to distract from the larger point (the behavior of men vs women).