Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Google Cars Drive Themselves, in Traffic

Lets get some technology in here. Google is developing a car that drive themselves using AI-software which imitates decisions a human would make in a situation.
While mass producing cars like this would be expensive, a few predominant advantages follow. "Robot drivers react faster than humans, have 360-degree perception and do not get distracted, sleepy or intoxicated..."

So while doing work at the gym, you can be lazy to and from.




Link to the article: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/10/science/10google.html

11 comments:

  1. <3 Google. Sometimes I am too lazy to find a restaurant's number so I use google maps to see the picture of the restaurant, lol.

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  2. Reminds me of minority report. I think it would make the roads a lot safe (and allow you to pregame and drive haha) but imagine if there is a software error. You would be screwed

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  3. Driving is fun though, hopefully this doesnt eventually replace real cars!

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  4. nice blog! good stuff!

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  5. Agreed with what (._.) said. You just program in where you want to go, and lean back and take a nap or read, and the computer brings you there. No more car accidents (as other cars operate through computers as well). No more drunk driving.

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  6. I for one welcome our new cyborg overlords.

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  7. i need this!! will be the DD ever! lol

    http://thegoldenchild3.blogspot.com/

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  8. Would be pretty sick...never have to worry about driving drunk

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  9. this is the beginning of the end for humanity as we know it. Rise of Machines...

    Don't say I didn't tell ya so. Im following ya tho friend.

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  10. Google=Skynet. Waitwut :P

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  11. cool blog. followed. follow me back

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