Comment by lvl155
1 month ago
Because you’re going to amplify “errors” and “failures” if you have a system of cars running same or similar autonomous models.
1 month ago
Because you’re going to amplify “errors” and “failures” if you have a system of cars running same or similar autonomous models.
Amplified meaning if you have 1000x as many cars you have 1000x as many failures?
That's fine. Insurance is built on that model. What's the issue?
Or do you mean something else?
(If amplify means a ton of the cars crash on the same day because they share code, I doubt that being a big effect, because all the cars are in different places working on different data feeds. And even moderately high spikes would be absorbed fine.)
(If amplify means the crash rate of each car goes up when you add more cars to the fleet... why would that happen?)