r/interestingasfuck • u/Alarming-Studio-720 • 2h ago
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u/QwackSparrow 2h ago edited 2h ago
Translation- "There's no shortage of talent in Pakistan"
proceeds to crash into a police vehicle
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u/Airbus-A380-800 2h ago
True to it's words, the self driveless car managed to even aim perfectly at the police car!
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u/iBaires 2h ago
"My friend just jumped out and ran, I couldn't stop it"
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u/skiptothecal 2h ago
I mean, it's pakistan, for a reasonable bribe, the police will help you make a friend.
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u/Individual-Main895 2h ago
Police officer: Licence and registration.
Car: I was born yesterday, mate.
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u/WakkaDav 2h ago
Could have grabbed the wheel at any time. Just wasn't paying attention and had too much confidence in the program.
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u/ColdMango7786 2h ago
Lol this happened in my country. He’s not the developer he’s a journalist showcasing it.
The developer was encouraged for his innovation following this and no doubt resolved this software crash
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u/H00k90 2h ago
I crashed my car into a cop car the other day
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u/Few_Kitchen_4825 2h ago
He should have been in the driver's seat. This is not interesting, this is stupid. He should also have been paying attention to the road
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u/CryptographerNew3609 1h ago
"Hey Claude, can you write a self-driving car system?"
"You have such interesting ideas. Yes, give me 10 minutes and I'll have it coded. I've tested it and it works perfectly. Just stick this USB drive into your car.'
"Sweet let's take it for a spin!"
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u/Jaded-Currency-5680 2h ago
so who is at fault here? he is not the one driving
if he is at fault for developing the system, then does the same logic apply when Tesla's self driving car cause an accident? meaning Tesla can be sued for every accident?
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u/Gottendrop 2h ago
It’s his fault for not immediately stopping it when it was going for the police car, and if he couldn’t stop it. It’s his fault for not developing a way to stop it. It’s his fault
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u/dorkcicle 1h ago
Car owner’s fault or responsibility to explain why car was there, running driverless. Passengers are just passengers. They don’t even need to have a driver’s license.
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u/This_was_hard_to_do 1h ago
Not to mention it looks like he’s on a public road and you most likely need the local governments approval for this type of stuff
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u/Electronic_Still2000 1h ago
Unless full self driving cars are legal where he is, then it is his fault for not staying vigilant and behind the wheel to take over if something like this happens. If full self driving cars are legal where this is, I’m betting that car manufacturers have stringent regulations and permits in order for their cars to qualify for them to legal on the road. If drivers need licenses, then specific car models absolutely should as well.
So yeah, his fault no matter what. He wasn’t paying attention to take over is something went wrong. He didn’t get his car certified to be self driving, so his fault. Lastly, he got his car certified to self drive, but it failed so it falls to the company that made the self driving “kit” which, again, is him.
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u/DopplerEffect93 1h ago
For the current self driving Teslas, it is the driver’s fault. It is the driver’s responsibility to pay attention and make corrections.
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u/Twilight_2408 2h ago
"Yeah, sir... I was just coming to tell you that your car was having an itch. And my car wanted to scratch it. I tried to tell her to not do it, but she didn't listen."
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u/PuddingMent 2h ago
Did he really develop anything or did he just sit in the passenger seat and press the gas pedal?
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u/uzublecker 2h ago
Me moving the left joystick from the PS2 controller to the left while my cousin was playing gran turismo 4
Circa 2006
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u/mojomanplusultra 1h ago
License a s registration please
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u/No-Show-5363 1h ago
Sorry, you’ll have to ask the driver. They’re not here right now but I can take a message.
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u/Pristine-Pangolin360 1h ago
How is that legal, makes sense why their drivers are so shit, zero standards for the road
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u/opticzar 2h ago
I'm watching Nathan Fielder highlights on YouTube and I feel like this must be one of his plans...
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u/SnooHamsters3137 1h ago
The car appears to be moving irrespective of the actual input, seemingly gliding across the ground. The audio seems edited in, as if all of it is just sound effects playing at certain times (no ambient sound.) The scenario itself seems unnatural, everything is placed just so to create this scenario. Finally, the reaction has that cliche "Oh shit" moment you see at the end of all ai vids like this, where everything gets quiet, and every conscious thing looks at each other. This happens sometimes in real life too, but it's always more chaotic and natural. The whole thing feels scripted by something that was instructed to make it, based on a lot of video training data.
In other words, I think this video is AI generated.
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