From the New Yorker: Artificial intelligence is being taught to fly warplanes. Can the technology be trusted?
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hello all, just joined the group and been checking the posts. Have been involved in a few projects related to EMobility ( EVs) and special designed industrial drones. I say that autonomous vehicles are more than ready and waiting for the ecosystem and the regulations, whereas "flying cars" ( actually bigger drones looking lake cars) are already in the air and be operating soon.
So my question is, can we relate these technologies and ask this question about autonomous vehicles : Can the technology be trusted ? Or is it too scary because it is on warplanes or in sci-fi movies.
Your comments are much appreciated.