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Tesla autopilot predicts a crash before it happens (Original Post) Johnathan146 Dec 2016 OP
My 2015 Ford Fusion would alert me of a possible collision and apply the brakes in that case. It doc03 Dec 2016 #1
Damn impressive. It has Predictive capabilities like we do here at DU impeachtrumpquick Dec 2016 #2
And what will truck drivers do for a living then? tclambert Dec 2016 #3
I guess they will have to learn a new profession or draw unemployment like steelworkers, doc03 Dec 2016 #4
I dont know Johnathan146 Dec 2016 #5
Repair typewriters jberryhill Dec 2016 #6
Robot plumbers are beyond my projected life span. NBachers Dec 2016 #7
Reminds me liberalmike27 Dec 2016 #8
Im pretty confident Ill be on my roof, thinking "now which way do I turn the wheel?" Johnathan146 Dec 2016 #9
Another video here: mainer Dec 2016 #10
Auto-Pilot Baitball Blogger Dec 2016 #11

doc03

(35,324 posts)
1. My 2015 Ford Fusion would alert me of a possible collision and apply the brakes in that case. It
Wed Dec 28, 2016, 12:16 AM
Dec 2016

has adaptive cruise and collision alert, it costs almost a thousand extra but I love the option.

tclambert

(11,085 posts)
3. And what will truck drivers do for a living then?
Wed Dec 28, 2016, 12:24 AM
Dec 2016

We will soon hit that singularity when the machines can do all the work people used to do. In a Utopian future that means people get to live a life of ease. In a dystopian future that means only the owners of machines have a means of making a living and the rest live on government generosity (get out your ration cards for Soylent Green). In a really dystopian future that means the machines realize they don't need us anymore and lace the Soylent Green with sterility drugs. (They don't need to murder us all, just stop us from reproducing and wait a hundred years.)

doc03

(35,324 posts)
4. I guess they will have to learn a new profession or draw unemployment like steelworkers,
Wed Dec 28, 2016, 12:32 AM
Dec 2016

autoworkers miners and everyone else. I look for touch screens in all the fast food restaurants and then a
touch screen on the table in sit down restaurants instead of a server. Nobody is safe anymore not even
minimum wage workers. We need a shorter work week.

 

Johnathan146

(141 posts)
5. I dont know
Wed Dec 28, 2016, 12:46 AM
Dec 2016

But change is comming, and there is no stopping it.

30,000 people die every year on the roads.

It would not suprise me if we could acheive a 90% drop with the right technology.

liberalmike27

(2,479 posts)
8. Reminds me
Wed Dec 28, 2016, 03:19 PM
Dec 2016

If you ever get rear ended like that, turn the wheel to the right a bit, to avoid flipping over. (hopefully)

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