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Mundane IT problems

2020-01-09 By Antonis Christofides

The press likes a good story like an automated vehicle, but you’d better ignore that and concentrate on whatever actual improvements your business needs.

Tagged With: aiFiled Under: Difficulties in IT, IT

Controlled motorways redux

2019-11-20 By Antonis Christofides

To achieve autonomy on the motorway, we need to modify the motorway as well as the vehicle.

Tagged With: ai, autonomous, driverlessFiled Under: Artificial intelligence

Why bad names are bad

2019-11-19 By Antonis Christofides

When you use “artificial intelligence” instead of the more accurate “probability modelling”, you create a bad legacy.

Tagged With: ai, autonomous, driverlessFiled Under: Artificial intelligence

Level 5 autonomous driving will take between 5 and 500 years

2019-11-18 By Antonis Christofides

This isn’t the first time people have inflated expectations from “artificial intelligence”. It happened again 50 years ago.

Tagged With: ai, autonomous, driverlessFiled Under: Artificial intelligence

There is no such thing as a driverless truck

2019-11-04 By Antonis Christofides

The driver is not just someone who monitors the road ahead and decides when to press the brakes. The driver is the person responsible for the vehicle while it is on road.

Tagged With: ai, autonomous, driverlessFiled Under: Artificial intelligence

Noticing unusual sounds

2019-10-17 By Antonis Christofides

What will a driverless truck do if the engine is making a strange noise?

Tagged With: ai, autonomous, driverlessFiled Under: Uncategorized

How Ware uses autonomy in a controlled environment

2019-10-16 By Antonis Christofides

Computer vision and other modern technologies are great and can be used to achieve autonomy in controlled environments.

Tagged With: ai, autonomous, driverlessFiled Under: Artificial intelligence

Driver assisting vs. driverless

2019-10-14 By Antonis Christofides

Recently there have been several experiments where a truck goes out driving “on its own”. Except that there is actually a driver in the cabin.

Tagged With: ai, autonomous, driverlessFiled Under: Artificial intelligence

Is Atlas autonomous?

2019-10-11 By Antonis Christofides

If Atlas looks so impressive, it’s because it looks like us. It’s not because it has any intelligence at all.

Tagged With: ai, autonomous, driverlessFiled Under: Artificial intelligence

How intelligent is one who can walk?

2019-10-10 By Antonis Christofides

The Altas robot is impressive, but it is entirely unintelligent.

Tagged With: ai, autonomous, driverlessFiled Under: Artificial intelligence

The mountain and the moon

2019-10-09 By Antonis Christofides

Our progress in vehicular automation doesn’t mean we are necessarily on the right path to level 5 autonomy.

Tagged With: ai, autonomous, driverlessFiled Under: Artificial intelligence

Dreyfus and Dreyfus on subworlds

2019-10-08 By Antonis Christofides

Level 5 autonomous driving is not just a step beyond level 4—it’s a whole different world.

Tagged With: ai, autonomous, driverlessFiled Under: Artificial intelligence

What do you do if a traffic policeman makes strange movements?

2019-10-07 By Antonis Christofides

Trying to foresee all possibilities won’t solve the problem of true vehicle autonomy.

Tagged With: ai, autonomous, driverlessFiled Under: Artificial intelligence

Level 5 autonomous vehicles in India

2019-10-03 By Antonis Christofides

A truly autonomous vehicle must be able to handle this situation.

Tagged With: ai, autonomous, driverlessFiled Under: Artificial intelligence

The real world is a hard place for computers

2019-10-01 By Antonis Christofides

Level 5 autonomy cannot be achieved by current technology.

Tagged With: ai, autonomous, driverlessFiled Under: Artificial intelligence

What is “artificial intelligence”?

2019-09-27 By Antonis Christofides

“Artificial intelligence” is just a fancy term for “probability modelling”.

Tagged With: ai, autonomous, driverlessFiled Under: Artificial intelligence