Eli jos jonkun Tesla ajaa tänään paikasta A paikkaan B ilman että kuljettajalta tulee minkäänlaista inputia kesken ajon niin tämä ei ole autonomista ajoa? Mielenkiintoinen tulkinta.
Niin samalla tavalla kuin nähtiin Cruisen todellinen taso? Erikoinen tuo sinun sinisilmäinen usko Kalifornian dataan. Nämähän on jo aikoja sitten tuomittu ihan hölynpölyksi:
Waymo, which drove 1.45 million miles in California in 2019 and logged a disengagement rate of 0.076 per 1,000 self-driven miles, says the metric “does not provide relevant insights” into its technology. Cruise, which drove 831,040 miles last year and reported a disengagement rate of 0.082, says the “idea that disengagements give a meaningful signal about whether an [autonomous vehicle] is ready for commercial deployment is a myth.” Aurora, which only drove 13,429 miles and recorded a disengagement rate of 10.6 per 1,000 miles, calls them “misguided.”
Muistaakseni jossain vaiheessa Waymo raportoi disengagementsin vain jos oli ensin simulaatiossa todennut että disengagement oli todella tarpeellinen. En tiedä mikä nykytila on eikä taida tietää kukaan muukaan.
“Comparing disengagement rates between companies is worse than meaningless: It creates perverse incentives,” said Bryant Walker Smith, associate professor at the University of South Carolina’s School of Law and an expert in self-driving cars.
As for the disengagement reports, they’re “effectively meaningless,” said Sam Abuelsamid, senior analyst at Navigant. There are two big problems: companies have a lot of discretion about when to disengage, and the testing environments aren’t uniform. Inevitably, that means it’s impossible to make an apples-to-apples comparison between companies."
“The DMV notes that though the reports are a requirement for permit holders, they should not be used to “compare one company with another or reach broad conclusions on technological capabilities,” said the agency’s public information officer, Martin Greenstein”