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Ben W

Chess Grandmaster (Supervised) From Santa Barbara, CA

Joined: Feb 27, 2009

Last seen: 28 minutes ago Viewing thread v12 is not e2e AI

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- Ben W reacted to rentierparasit's post in the thread Monolithic versus Compound AI System with Like.
  
  Hi, Ben -- I agree that the resulting code would be no more intelligible than a neural network. We've wandered way off topic, and...
  
  Today at 2:52 PM
- Ben W reacted to fholbert's post in the thread What’s the point if I have to tug the wheel every 10 seconds? with Like.
  
  For gods sake, it's a 5,000+ pound vehicle traveling at 100 feet per second. Keep your hand(s) on the wheel.
  
  Today at 10:37 AM
- Ben W reacted to enemji's post in the thread Monolithic versus Compound AI System with Like.
  
  Thank you. This sounds sane :)
  
  Today at 10:10 AM
- Ben W replied to the thread Monolithic versus Compound AI System.
  
  How is fault proven for non-AV collisions? There is no ground truth in those cases either; the best case is that there's dashcam video...
  
  Today at 9:07 AM
- Ben W replied to the thread Monolithic versus Compound AI System.
  
  This describes a classical database lookup, not a neural network. A neural network does not maintain a database of its inputs; all the...
  
  Today at 8:55 AM
- Ben W replied to the thread Monolithic versus Compound AI System.
  
  The point of the pure E2E approach (photons in, control out) is that there's no need for the network to explicitly calculate distances...
  
  Today at 8:48 AM
- Ben W replied to the thread Monolithic versus Compound AI System.
  
  LiDAR is closer to ground truth than depth inferred from pure vision, but neither is exact or deterministic (due to sensor noise, etc)...
  
  Today at 8:40 AM
- Ben W reacted to stopcrazypp's post in the thread Monolithic versus Compound AI System with Like.
  
  This article linked by another member suggests Tesla's current E2E system is not a monolithic E2E system, but rather a modular E2E...
  
  Today at 8:33 AM
- Ben W replied to the thread Monolithic versus Compound AI System.
  
  "Can't explain" is only in the semantic sense, not in the arithmetic sense. The neural network is deterministic and will always produce...
  
  Today at 8:32 AM
- Ben W reacted to Dewg's post in the thread FSD v12.x (end to end AI) with Informative.
  
  The separation power of the average human eye, in good light, is about 1 minute of arc, or about 0.0003 radians, or about 0.29 mils...
  
  Yesterday at 11:39 PM
- Ben W reacted to GlazedHam's post in the thread Are we underestimating what features Tesla could leverage with the cameras + AI with Like.
  
  I'll be honest I haven't looked into how tesla handles their neural network but I do have a little bit of neural network experience...
  
  Yesterday at 11:32 PM
- Ben W reacted to JB47394's post in the thread Manually avoid potholes with Like.
  
  There's not much to say. The car will drive right over potholes, and it will destroy tires, especially on the larger wheels. You're...
  
  Yesterday at 11:29 PM
- Ben W reacted to Grendal's post in the thread Wiki SpaceX Manifest and Launch Cadence with Funny.
  
  More categories than that: alien, human but infected, human but under alien influence, and alien infesting/wearing human shell.
  
  Yesterday at 11:26 PM
- Ben W replied to the thread Monolithic versus Compound AI System.
  
  Sort of. The network doesn't maintain any independent memory of the inputs; it just synthesizes them all together into a combined...
  
  Yesterday at 11:24 PM
- Ben W replied to the thread Monolithic versus Compound AI System.
  
  Correct, you could. Of course, the C code would be absolute unintelligible gibberish (or at best, a sequence of gigantic matrix...
  
  Yesterday at 10:11 PM
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