Tesla Autopilot Fails Wile E. Coyote Test, Drives Itself Into Picture of a Road
And, on a secondary level, the Wile E. Coyote test shows that Autopilot doesn’t make a car autonomous by any stretch of the imagination. It’s a Level 2 system, meaning the driver needs to keep both eyes on the road and both hands on the steering wheel.
YouTuber Fools Tesla Autopilot With A Painted Wall (Updated)
But a new video from YouTuber and engineer Mark Rober is a good illustration of the weaknesses of this approach. On his channel, the former NASA engineer and CrunchLabs founder outlines a test that's lifted straight from an old Looney Tunes short: can a fake, painted wall "fool" a Tesla on Autopilot into crashing?
Waymo, Alphabet’s autonomous vehicle subsidiary, has demonstrated that its self-driving system allows vehicles to travel ...
A viral video experiment has exposed flaws in Tesla’s camera-based “Autopilot” driver assistance system. American YouTube ...
Elon Musk insists cameras are enough for self-driving cars to be safe, but can a Tesla spot a fake wall fit for the ACME catalog?
Coyote tried to use to stop the Road Runner. At the risk of spoiling the video for you, the Tesla leaves a cartoonishly large hole in the wall after Autopilot plows right through the thing at ...
Coyote, who has a penchant for plunging through fake walls in pursuit of the Road Runner. In true Wile E. Coyote form, the Tesla’s cameras could not differentiate the road from the image of ...
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