Reply to post: Re: self-driving cars that can't detect kids crossing the road

Re: self-driving cars that can't detect kids crossing the road

Now imagine a situation where there is a sentence, from which Tesla mines an instruction for its car:

--Speed up the car and turn right.

But what if by AI-structuring the car's AI decides that the word "right" is both an adjective and a noun. Then, instead of two correct patterns:

- car speed up

- car turn right,

four appears:

- car speed up

- car turn right

- right speed up

- right turn right.

How could the car react to this linguistic garbage? Thus my checking by dictionary definitions is the must.

PS OpenAI cannot allocate either two or four patterns because it does not use my patented AI-parsing. Instead, OpenAI uses the only alternative n-gram parsing, which isn't good for Tesla at all, because it doesn't see the above two correct patterns.