CES 2022: Part 2

[@harborned]

The test of collision avoidance looks like it was "Hold the accelerator down and see if the car stops" - if that's the case, of course the Tesla didn't stop... it's not designed to intervene if it's not in autonomous mode. Doesn't seem like a very fair test...

[@Pete_YT]

Yes I suspect the test was designed to try and make Tesla’s look unsafe whereas the reality is Tesla’s are by far the safest car on the road, both for passengers and pedestrians.

[@sko1beer]

I thought Tesla is going to use camera only and doesn’t have a radar so it can’t win in this test in the dark no matter what

[@awebuser5914]

Bullshit... Passive safety is just that, passive until you need it, but on ALL THE TIME. This is pure and simple a sensor capability failure.

[@Guesswhokk]

It not a safety feature if isn't switch on by default.

[@awebuser5914]

@@recliningbuddha Bullshit Elon-spew... Elon wants camera-only so that FSD can be retrofitted to the entire existing fleet, absolutely NO other reason. In the end it will be a dismal failure and FSD will never make it past L2 geofenced capability and even that may be marginal. Elon rolled the dice and lost, in the long-run he may actually be terminated from any executive role in Tesla due to his incompetence.

[@KazenoniKakuremi]

What was that green led light?

[@mosestekper7659]

1:20 for a long road trip this would be fantastic

[@JayLikesLasers]

Great show again. Does BBC Click have any competition? It's got to be the best technology programme out there but honestly I'm not sure if there are many alternatives. Combined with BBC Technology news app, and the magazine 'Professional Engineer' from the IMechE, I feel like I can stay pretty up to date with emerging trends in technology.

[@batchint]

maybe like to know something on the autonomous race used fivegee so what were the error/corruptions

[@SmartMart1658]

Tesla has ditched radar and is now only using cameras. This vision only approach seems to be industry leading if you see the many youtube videos on the latest Beta Testing software eg., Tesla Daily youtuber Rob Maurer has some good examples. So I'm curious to know if this Tesla was in 'autopilot' mode or was not; and what level of software was it using?

[@awebuser5914]

So-called "Autopilot" is utterly irrelevant, these systems are designed to be on ALL THE TIME as driver ASSISTS (you know, the driver is momentarily distracted, etc.) The most basic cars have collision avoidance as standard these days, this is simply a massive failure of sensor blindness.

[@PixelVogue]

Im still waiting for the flying cars they said we would all be in 2000...............lol

[@OpinionSauce]

Helicopters are flying cars bud

[@willsalazarramirez5139]

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[@David-hi9rp]

The Colour changing car , a great idea im sure the British DVLA and insurance companies will love that .. Er sir what colour is your vehicle ?

[@MJamilHoque]

BBC Click needs to pack up shop. There are many other outlets via KZbin as one. They provide news in more dept and more frequently.

[@timtaomathisen]

Today we have flying drones lol dare to try ?

[@MT.2012]

I every episode of Click, there's something ...

[@GerardPedrico]

Really in a sense simply put self driving cars are about cars controlled by AI, LiDAR, GPS, cameras, and continuous wireless connection to the city's CCTV grid.

[@GerardPedrico]

The city's next generation technology of the CCTV grid can be reconfigured to support autonomous driving in cars.

[@jonbong98]

Which system are you referring to?

[@jonbong98]

@@GerardPedrico Tesla's don't do It that way

[@ANOLDMASTERJUKZ]

We want to know what would happen if someone dropped a safe in the middle of the track, right in front, like bang there it is.

[@ANOLDMASTERJUKZ]

@@recliningbuddha So much is true, the thing we are counting on is that the computer can react way faster than any human. That fact is the saving grace of the technology. An interesting study would involve comparing the ratio between the AI's choosing to break vs.the one that choose to go around. It would be interesting to see how the other AI's behind the one experiencing the event would respond, compare that data to human drivers. Just for fun.

[@jonbong98]

Seriously disappointed by that FUD regarding Tesla, how did you get drawn into that Libelous nonsense, please research further, We really expect better of you and the BBC, that's why we watch you.

[@timtaomathisen]

Good luuck

[@GerardPedrico]

In the future, we won't be driving cars. We will driving roving capsules or will be riding in roving capsules... I guess.

[@MrPDawes]

Trust BBC to trash Tesla. They have industry leading autonomous driving. Clearly this test was fixed. Expect a lawsuit from Tesla on misrepresentation yet again.

[@Pete_YT]

Not the first time. Top Gear intentionally made an episode on the Tesla Roadster where they made it look like the battery ran out before it actually did. Tesla had the computer telemetry and could prove it was faked. I guess the bosses at the BBC were doing favors for their mates in the fossil fuel industry down the country club.

[@cuckoonut1208]

A day will come when we will get to witness human and AI racers duke it out for first place. Hope it will happen in my lifetime.

[@sko1beer]

The tech is already here for that it can’t be hard for the car to be programmed to mimic the fastest time lap on a race track. A bit like racing the fastest lap in games

[@21beal21]

Have you not played gran turismo?

[@cuckoonut1208]

@@21beal21 It's not real. Reality has a whole bag of surprises. That's what I'm waiting for.

[@timtaomathisen]

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[@timtaomathisen]

Caddilack girlfrind time im in love smile

[@timtaomathisen]

Det man siger er man selv :)

[@timtaomathisen]

Frendly ?

[@phizicks]

hmm I like to know what settings were on the tesla. black painted, cold plastic body, could well be a plastic bag flying across the street and the brakes applied, could be a bad situation if it wasn't a good time to stop just for a bag and not a real person That mercedes looks horrible from behind, I don't care how efficient that is. BMW, color (black and white) changing, let's see how much a panel costs to change when a small incident occurs.

[@sko1beer]

I know right the price on the bmw panels would probably be as crazy as Tesla headlight replacement price

[@witness1013]

Time to upgrade the host, this one is an old model with out modern features. Definitely out of warranty.

[@aaax9410]

Someone should use better lighting , working from home

[@whoisfreetv]

in few days some one come out of car and slap the one who is inf. car only for Indian

[@sparkyprojects]

Doesn't matter how many cameras or lidar a car has, i wonder how they perform in bad weather like snow, heavy rain, dirty spray from other vehicles When we are trying to make using phones illegal for drivers, we don't need to add social media, it takes away the drivers concentration

[@jonbong98]

The data is available and positive.

[@timtaomathisen]

BBC lolnew sience 4yers agoe phffff

[@timtaomathisen]

BBC I Know Stuff Share save us

[@hassanshahid4059]

These cars that are driven remotely can increase threats of terrorism

[@jimcourt9164]

Even click is ultra woke. Indy teams developing driver less car tech . 50 plus engineers working on project … BBC interview the single female on the project

[@shahbazfawbush]

And a female from a minority at that.

[@RiczWest]

Oh dear - the female presenter sounds amazingly bored... Maybe she didn't like adjusting man-baby Spencers collar in the previous part. Stopped watching after a minute. I wonder if Click will ever become interesting again?...

[@jungleworld11]

Sure, the INDIE ONE had to show it is "politically correct" re its driver...... although no Black guy will ever buy such a car.

[@timtaomathisen]

Sut Ikea ass

[@willsalazarramirez5139]

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[@timtaomathisen]

Det man siger er man selv :)