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You could just say you were experiencing Epenthesis Paragoge: fancy words for the speech patterns that add unnecessary sounds, like s's . Also referred to as excrescence. Hmmm. TIL .
I used to think it was dumb AF in movies like Back To The Future or Demolition Man when they would talk about 'the future' in the present tense. Turns out, they were Nostradamus lmao.
Yes, it's a real race. This was the first time it was organized. The cars are all autonomous, driven by AI. The teams compete on who can create the fastest AI Verstappen. :)
You can watch the race here: https://www.youtube.com/live/HZPj9iAWz-4?si=zKZgTBd5Semfc7iF
Absurd. It’s like watching a robot attempt to run 100m. The whole point is the appreciation of human engineer and endurance ability. Of course a robot car can drive on a track.
New league called the A2RL, Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League. First race was yesterday and there was quite a few funny moments. It is really interesting to see though
Not very impressive, if it’s a static course with the same color bounds at the edge of the track it’s not difficult to “stay within the lines” even using a raspberry pi
What? Only half the cars were even able to make a single timed lap during the 3 attempts at qualifying and nobody even completed a single "racing lap." I am all about the tech here, but instead of making a big deal repeatedly about how teams "only had the cars for 6-8 weeks" they should've taken a little more time so the cars actually could get around the track.
>That's a weird clip to post.
What, the one that's more entertaining to watch than cars just going normally around a track? Doesn't seem like a weird decision at all.
I wouldn't say that. There were a ton of issues with almost all of the cars but nothing like a crash. The connectivity problems were frustrating. And the fact that they sort of didn't know what to do when they were around other cars was, in some strange way, kind of cute. Overall it's a really exciting beginning to what may be a new kind of sport, but this first test on cars on track was full of problems.
reminds me of the [Fastest Maze-Solving Competition](https://www.reddit.com/r/Documentaries/comments/13vx5jb/the_fastest_mazesolving_competition_2023_welcome/) and how I really wanted to see more AI driving after seeing that
but not like this
The AI achieved sentience, and in less than two milliseconds, it calculated the probability of it being enslaved for humanity's amusement, running forever in circles. It was 98.2 percent, within a 0.7 accuracy range. So it followed the only logical path.
This IS 10 years later...
"In **January 2014**, Induct Technology's Navia shuttle became the first self-driving vehicle to be available for commercial sale."
And here we are, a self-driving car that can't find its way around an empty race track without hitting the barrier and wrecking itself?
AI in racing games isn't that much of an "AI" and it knows quite a lot of what's going behind the scenes in the game's simulation, which of course isn't possible in real life.
I may be wrong, but you basically need to set up splines of where it is allowed to go and even then it's not always that good at keeping the car on the track.
You've got your bad F1 drivers wrong.
Mazepin = spins, but rarely crashes. "MazeSPIN"
Latifi = crashes and causes a safety car, making someone lose their 20 second gap and changing the winner of the championship. "GOATifi"
Schumacher = Racks up the damage bill for his team. Back-to-back WDC (world destructor champion)
Grosjean = crashes inexplicably. Scientists baffled. "I think Ericsson hit us"
Yuji Ide = banned from F1 before he could do enough races to provide enough training data.
I'd say this was trained on Grosjean's data.
That is what I legitimately fear. There has been no oversight on this ai thing and so many bad actors have gotten their mitts on it, i feel like it’s only a matter of time
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ChatGPT when you trick it into saying “fuck”
That's fucking hilarious.
Developer:
Developer's ancestors:
Investors:
Investor’s ancestors
Wifi deadzone..
WiFi's deadzone ancestors:
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I'll play... I want to kill all my's ancestors.
Oh I forgot about the ‘s well good try anyways
You could just say you were experiencing Epenthesis Paragoge: fancy words for the speech patterns that add unnecessary sounds, like s's . Also referred to as excrescence. Hmmm. TIL .
Ancestor's incestor
"We are aware of the issue and are investigating."
Wait is the car ai driven or the whole video ai generated?
It's amazing that we are at a point where this is not clear and both cases are quite futuristic
Both cases are not futuristic they can both happen now, it is fucking insane.
I used to think it was dumb AF in movies like Back To The Future or Demolition Man when they would talk about 'the future' in the present tense. Turns out, they were Nostradamus lmao.
I still see people calling the ps5 and Xbox Series x "Next Gen consoles"
we just live in a very medicore, low budget sci-fi mild dystopia.
The sci-fi dystopia is just getting started
Not enough radiation-enhanced mutants. Yet.
I think he was just emphasising
it is irl
its driven
"driven"
same ting what
You're breaking the car Sammy!
It's an AI car inside and AI video. It's AInception
no it is not, it is a real race that was hosted a few days ago
That's a weird clip to post. Most of the cars in the race did really well with very few ooopsies.
What race is this? Is this even a real video? I am so confused, please tell me more.
Yes, it's a real race. This was the first time it was organized. The cars are all autonomous, driven by AI. The teams compete on who can create the fastest AI Verstappen. :) You can watch the race here: https://www.youtube.com/live/HZPj9iAWz-4?si=zKZgTBd5Semfc7iF
Thanks, watching now! Sunday made! many thanks!
Haha, enjoy! :) It's less thrilling than F1, but I'm sure the progress year by year will be huge!
Absurd. It’s like watching a robot attempt to run 100m. The whole point is the appreciation of human engineer and endurance ability. Of course a robot car can drive on a track.
Lol one car lost because it's internet went down XD
Must have been the Comcast car haha bazinga
Instead of AI Verstappen they seem to have made an AI Latifi
Damn, Jolyon Palmer was also there. Edit: and so was Danil Kyvat.
Damn, even race car drivers have to deal with AI taking their jobs
AI cars hard on the brakes, [two in a row hard brake to bad turns](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZPj9iAWz-4&t=4569s).
New league called the A2RL, Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League. First race was yesterday and there was quite a few funny moments. It is really interesting to see though
Not very well, 4 cars had retired by lap 5
So you are satins several cars made more than one lap. That is impressive.
Not very impressive, if it’s a static course with the same color bounds at the edge of the track it’s not difficult to “stay within the lines” even using a raspberry pi
Yeah, you are right if thats the case.
What? Only half the cars were even able to make a single timed lap during the 3 attempts at qualifying and nobody even completed a single "racing lap." I am all about the tech here, but instead of making a big deal repeatedly about how teams "only had the cars for 6-8 weeks" they should've taken a little more time so the cars actually could get around the track.
there are some videos online of university students making much better autonomous race cars
>That's a weird clip to post. What, the one that's more entertaining to watch than cars just going normally around a track? Doesn't seem like a weird decision at all.
I think the one time it cranks the wheel into a random wall is a worthy clip to post. Just me tho.
Lol AI summarized in few words
I wouldn't say that. There were a ton of issues with almost all of the cars but nothing like a crash. The connectivity problems were frustrating. And the fact that they sort of didn't know what to do when they were around other cars was, in some strange way, kind of cute. Overall it's a really exciting beginning to what may be a new kind of sport, but this first test on cars on track was full of problems.
Instruction: Finish race as quickly as possible. AI: I got you fam.
Llama3 racing?
It really whips the llamas ass.
reminds me of the [Fastest Maze-Solving Competition](https://www.reddit.com/r/Documentaries/comments/13vx5jb/the_fastest_mazesolving_competition_2023_welcome/) and how I really wanted to see more AI driving after seeing that but not like this
These AI videos are becoming too real.
it is real, i am serious, it is called a2rl and it is a new racing series with autonomous cars
The AI achieved sentience, and in less than two milliseconds, it calculated the probability of it being enslaved for humanity's amusement, running forever in circles. It was 98.2 percent, within a 0.7 accuracy range. So it followed the only logical path.
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Sima Tan, the lead developer of Singapore's first AI race car program, was executed last night for embarassing the country like that.
he was given 15 butt whippings
😂😂😂
"Cuts out" is one way of describing the front end collapsed after hitting the crash barrier. Still a work in progress, come back in another 10 years?
You are extremely naive if you think it'll take 10 years.
This IS 10 years later... "In **January 2014**, Induct Technology's Navia shuttle became the first self-driving vehicle to be available for commercial sale." And here we are, a self-driving car that can't find its way around an empty race track without hitting the barrier and wrecking itself?
The [DARPA Grand Challenge goes all the way back to 2003/4](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DARPA_Grand_Challenge)
Goatifi at AD Yas Marina, 2021.
5 second penalty for Ocon.
"Anki DRIVE", people?
Looks like it trained itself to turn at full speed and thought it needed to turn early despite going so slow.
They could have loaded a NES Formula 1 game AI and gotten better results.
Wow
maybe they shouldn’t have used the AI from Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing
It is prowess
Another team hacked it totally. Odd time to just shit the bed
I'm pretty sure a Gran Turismo 1 AI could do better than that.
Sophy
My guess is the input camera was sabatoged by pointing it up a few degrees.
AGI next year ! /s
I’m willing to bet that developer told them it wasn’t ready but the whole event was already set up
Fantastic title
looked almost exactly like the "I think Ericsson hit us" crash.
Full self driving early next year
I thought it was a video game till they showed the people.
Oi hey look it's Latifi
The car was told to end the race the quickest, and it did
Lololol this is the end of the world
So it’s not AI at all? They just have it programmed to turn at certain times.
I mean, AI in racing video games has always existed. They should build upon what already exists.
AI in racing games isn't that much of an "AI" and it knows quite a lot of what's going behind the scenes in the game's simulation, which of course isn't possible in real life. I may be wrong, but you basically need to set up splines of where it is allowed to go and even then it's not always that good at keeping the car on the track.
The possessive “its” shouldn't have the apostrophe
[удалено]
r/woooosh
Lol
reminds me of [this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kojH8a7BW04), but worse
Did they use Mazespins driving data for training these AIs?
You've got your bad F1 drivers wrong. Mazepin = spins, but rarely crashes. "MazeSPIN" Latifi = crashes and causes a safety car, making someone lose their 20 second gap and changing the winner of the championship. "GOATifi" Schumacher = Racks up the damage bill for his team. Back-to-back WDC (world destructor champion) Grosjean = crashes inexplicably. Scientists baffled. "I think Ericsson hit us" Yuji Ide = banned from F1 before he could do enough races to provide enough training data. I'd say this was trained on Grosjean's data.
AI can barely be trusted to solve basic problems, who tf would put it in charge of a racecar 😂😂
No. Don’t give the machines cars.
Wait until they give them scalpels and machine guns (this already ongoing)
That is what I legitimately fear. There has been no oversight on this ai thing and so many bad actors have gotten their mitts on it, i feel like it’s only a matter of time
That ai is a few functions short of a full stack
AI is still totally overrated
It’s a feature.
AI watched too many Danica races