Spectre
The Deported
- Joined
- Feb 1, 2007
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- Dallas, Texas
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- 00 4Runner | 02 919 | 87 XJ6 | 86 CB700SC
or the other way around?
let the auto pilot run in the background, without doing anything but just constantly verify if it would've done the same thing as the driver did, and modify itself accordingly
Absolutely *not*. Self-modifying AI code is terrifyingly bad.
What I think they should be doing for the time being is not have the cars drive themselves but run in logging mode, so you could see what the car WOULD have done in this situation and see what the driver actually DID and then compare. And to test the software actually doing stuff they could use a controlled environment with like animatronic mannequins or some shit.
That's one idea. What I'd like to see before they get to the controlled real world environment is to interface it with a world-sim of the same general idea as ARMA3. Let it drive around that environment *first*... then invite players in to help test it with random encounters. In the meantime, sure, have it watch actual drivers and compare what the AI would do to what the drivers did.
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