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George Hotz and comma.ai - open source project - progress updates?
- Thread starter calisnow
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Yeah but after that I thought he went and released the instructions on how to build it and the project marched forward as a user-built thing. no? I'm wondering how good the driving itself has become.
Also… when has GeoHot ever stuck with a project for more than 3 months? (You'd think he and Elon would get along super well given their similar modes of operation…)
Well for what it's worth he is apparently on version 0.3.5 and there is a guy making "episodes" reviewing the updates. Here's episode 3:
jimmy_d
Deep Learning Dork
Very nice. Seems like it's coming along just fine.
Pretty impressive what you can do with just the NN that a cell phone can handle.
Brando
Active Member
Keiser Report from Standing Rock reservation in North Dakota, Max and Stacy discuss artificial intelligence - aka AI - as the Iron Horse Apocalypse of the modern social media man. The two recall their recent experience interacting with a real self-driving car and the car's human operating system. They also discuss corruption, shakedowns and more financial news.
Interesting outsider's view on AI.
Interesting outsider's view on AI.
JeffK
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jimmy_d
Deep Learning Dork
This is AWESOME. I didn't watch the video, but the transcript is priceless.
"Hotz: You know who doesn't win? Ford."
Super Hacker George Hotz: I Can Make Your Car Drive Itself for Under $1,000
"Hotz: You know who doesn't win? Ford."
Super Hacker George Hotz: I Can Make Your Car Drive Itself for Under $1,000
Last I heard he was interested in buying an AP2-based Tesla to write his own AP for it and got shutdown by Tesla: Tesla made it difficult for hacker geohot to buy a Model S and use his own software to power Autopilot 2.0 I guess he returned to more obtainable cars after that.
Kalud
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Kalud, you're so sneaky! 
Does anybody else with a Classic S want to help us continue our openpilot port? As you can see, we've already got steering control working perfectly...
Does anybody else with a Classic S want to help us continue our openpilot port? As you can see, we've already got steering control working perfectly...
JeffK
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Seriously? There's a reason that video doesn't really show the road. If you see the yellow lines in the upper left, it appears the car is all over the place.
Kalud
Active Member
It’s incredibly hard to place the camera to show full steering wheel, the comma neo and the road... we have better videos. We can drive for hours without touching the steering wheel except for lane changes and bumping the user awareness every 6 min.
Here's another very raw video, but it shows clearly that steering control is working.
Also demonstrates that we've gotten the Tesla autopilot sounds to play from the Tesla sound system as openpilot is engaged and disengaged.
The CID also shows some of the CAN messages we track/modify to get this working.
Also demonstrates that we've gotten the Tesla autopilot sounds to play from the Tesla sound system as openpilot is engaged and disengaged.
The CID also shows some of the CAN messages we track/modify to get this working.
Another quick video I just made and posted while driving... This really works
JeffK
Well-Known Member
I'm interested to see how it performs on sharp curves and other places that AP 1 and 2 have trouble.
Kalud
Active Member
An AP1 friend tested our car and found Openpilot to be much smoother. We will show more videos, time permitting.
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