New Tesla Model S Runs Games As Well As The PS5 And Xbox Series X

@qw90700: It's a an immersing technology and it's probably still decades away from being implemented on a great scale at this point. Of course it's far from perfect right now. That's how it always is in the beginning. But eventually it will become a lot more reliable than many or most human drivers are. After all right now it's humans who are cutting you and causing accidents in any way imaginable. And most of them are due to unattentiveness or even just stupidity. So to me it really would be an improvement if most of those people would switch to self driving cars. Even if I probably would prefer to keep driving myself most of the time. Though on longer drives I sure as hell would rather read a book or do anything else than spend my time on a very mundane task that is perfect for machines.

Also there's one big factor that is not present yet with self driving cars. And that's the networking one. If all cars were connected to a network and would all communicate with each other, transmitting their position in real time, anonymously of course. Then that would even eliminate the need for any sensors. So a car would know if there's someone approaching the crossing in front of you at a high speed, while you most likely wouldn't if you can't see the driver. Which is often the case in many situations. I know streets in the US are mainly very big and wide but here in Europe we got tiny, cramped streets everywhere where you're driving blind a lot of the time. A car that knows where every other car is wouldn't need eyes to deal with that.

And I'm sure this networking technology will become a requirement eventually, whether you have a self driving car or not. And that together with perfectly working self driving software might even be able to eliminate all car accidents for good. If the software is based on AI tech, then it's alway learning. Same as a conscious, attentive person. So it would be smarter than most people and would be learning and fixing all of its mistakes at a much faster pace than any human could. And it wouldn't stop until it's absolutely perfect simply because it never stops learning, unlike humans who become lazy and think there's no point in paying more attention since they already know everything they need to know.

And even without the networking capabilities I mentioned, how do you notice a car approaching? You use your eyes, right? And cars can do the same with sensors. With the difference being that your eyesight has greater limitations while technology is always evolving and as such only ever has temporary ones. You need to pay attention ot notice another car approaching while a computer always does it as that's it's only job. It doesn't get stuck in its head daydreaming of thinking about the shopping it needs to do later. So there is no reason to worry about a computer ever being inferior to humans when it comes to any simple tasks like this. Creative tasks are the only thing where humans are still superior to machines. But there as well only until we find a way to make AIs think in creative ways. Or they happen to develop that ability naturally as they evolve. And after that point humans will have become inferior in every regard because all the flaws we have will be non existant in AIs. Unless of course we program them to be just like us: heavily flawed, dumb, inattentive, always stuck in our head, etc, etc. Any human can fix all of those things of course but hardly anyone bothers to. And even a perfect human being will always be inferior to the unlimited potential that lies in technology.