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What Self-Driving Cars Tell Us About AI Risks
Jan. 5, 2024, 10:41 p.m. | /u/NuseAI
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- Both language models and self-driving cars use statistical reasoning to make decisions, but while a language model may give nonsense, a self-driving car can be deadly.
- Human errors in coding have replaced human errors in operation, and faulty software in autonomous vehicles has caused crashes.
- AI failure modes are difficult to predict, leading to unexpected behaviors like phantom braking in …
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