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Posts by joe bixflics
20 publicly visible posts • joined 10 Apr 2016
IT security analyst admits hijacking cyber attack to pocket ransom payments
Amid losses, Uber driven to become advertising network
AI detects 20,000 hidden taxable swimming pools in France, netting €10m
Musk tries to sell Tesla's Optimus robot butler to China
Tesla Autopilot accounts for 70% of driver assist crashes, says US traffic safety body
Re: "a recall of 830,000 Autopilot-equipped Teslas"
The 'recall' simply involves an over-the-air update. Do you really think that NHTSA will force Tesla to disable Autopilot on all its cars? Besides, GM's system is no better. They just have fewer crashes because they have sold fewer cars. Their engineers are interchangeable with Tesla's.
'First-of-its-kind research on advanced driver assist systems (ADAS) involved in accidents found that one company dominated with nearly 70 percent of reported incidents: Tesla.' Read that statement carefully. Since Tesla 'dominates' in sales of cars equipped with ADAS technology, why would it be surprising that it would also make up a large percentage of cars involved in such accidents?
Assange psychiatrist misled judge over parentage of his kids, US tells High Court
Considering the colonisation of Mars? Werner Herzog would like a word
Worn-out NAND flash blamed for Tesla vehicle gremlins, such as rearview cam failures and silenced audio alerts
California backs Proposition 22: Great news for Uber, Lyft as their drivers can work as indie contractors
Revealed: How Nvidia's 'backseat driver' AI learned to read lips
Massive news, literally: Three super-boffins awarded Nobel Prize in physics for their black-hole breakthroughs
You Musk be joking: A mind-reading Neuralink chip in a pig's brain? Downloadable memories? Telepathy? Watch and judge for yourself
Google employs people to invent colours – and they think their work improves your wellbeing
Tesla driver killed after smashing into truck had just enabled Autopilot – US crash watchdog
Tesla steering-wheels do not have a capacitive ability similar to smartphone screens. The only way the vehicle detects hands on the wheel is by requiring the driver to exert a slight force when requested. If autosteer had been on for only 10 secs., there is no way to know where the driver's hands were.