Another fine example of absolute horrible dangerous roadway infrastructure, found all across America where vested interests more concerned about making money than people not dying put in four way lighted intersections instead of roundabouts which are 400% safer and minimum 20% more efficient as proven in multiple studies from different states in America and other countries. 6 way intersections are an absolutely insane relic of the past but we still have them instead of converting them to roundabouts. We're just now getting away from traditional stack interchanges which are again dangerous and inefficient, whereas the diverging diamond interchanges are safer and more efficient, there are several now in places around where i live and it's so much better. Four way lighted intersections are dangerous pieces of shit, especially due to human behavior people being impatient speeding up to get through a yellow when they should be slowing down because there's not enough time to make it through the intersection but no people don't care they still keep going turn left after the light is over blocking the other direction of travel as if they care, bunch of selfish asshole driving out there.
I wait for people to cross sometimes. 🤝🔥🔥✌️🥇🏆😻 Awesome! Yes, so many poorly made roads, and also, personal vehicles make more problems than solutions! More autonomous vehicles, and more public transport, please! I was born and raised in infamous Miami, FL, USA, and thankfully I left all three of those places.
It didn't do anything unsafe or illegal and took advantage of the situation to make the turn? Why wasn't it impressive? (That being said having used FSD myself it rarely is impressive lol)
Those are words you never expect to be seen together. Praising using humans as a shield. The phrasing suggests war crimes, the situation is entirely different, hence the joke and humor.
This is legal in some places, particularly urban areas. Some places you have to wait for pedestrians to clear the intersection, some places they only need to get to the center point.
This. Next video title "Tesla SFD uses the concept of time to cross road!!!", while playing a video of a Tesla waiting for the green light at an intersection.
@Claude Montezin im actually really impressed. Its just the way that this was presented and i wanted to make a funny TH-cam comment lol. If this was a turn i had to make, especially if it was a frequent turn, i would be looking for a different route to take. Stuff like this makes me wish all cars were ai piloted. It would make the roads way safer and reduce traffic in an ideal world.
@Claude Montezin yea this ai program took great initiative, exactly what we need is people not driving. All this is going to do in the long run is make people deficient and driving well enough to save themselves if it came to it, just a dumb bad idea
@evangelisttreecutter I have no Idea what these things mean. But they look kinda religious. I'm not religious, but either thanks for the kind words or why you gotta be so mean?
@@kamitoakeshi Chapters 5-7 of the Gospel of Matthew contain Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, which is a collection of his teachings and sayings. Revelation 13 describes two beasts in the Bible: "The seven-headed beast" and "The false prophet." Acts 2 is the second part of Luke's gospel and is considered to be the moment of creation of the church. It is a bridge between the Old and New Testaments. So yeah, religion stuff, but I think it is meant to be nice. They seem to be trying to say basically "Listen to Jesus, don't listen to the "beast" (AI in this case?), and remember that the Bible is super important." I think anyway... Maybe they could clear it up, but again, it's religion, so it's not that important in the first place. Hope this helped!
@@painengineer a normal algorithm using pre written code can only account for a limited number of cases, while AI is trained to handle a variety of tasks without developers having to specifically account for those tasks, i'm not saying it's perfect but it's way better at this kind of stuff than a regular script would be. What makes you think i don't know anything about AI?
This is the second video in a row where someone has made this comment. The last video was about Marines using goats to detonate IED's in Afghanistan. Weird coincidence.
@@Rose_Emp If you're a white dude on youtube Shorts you get fed a lot of military content. That, and a lot of videos explaining how feminism ruined your life.
In Malaysian urban areas there are so many cars that during rush hours you literally won’t be able to pass for hours if you follow the right of way rule. You’re just supposed to slowly edge out and force one of the cars to slow down for you
That's a problem in "developed" nations like North America because if someone sees you disobey the right of way rule they try to crash into you to get money. They don't want to avoid an accident, the average person will see a car pull out and speed up with the intent to crash. It is probably why a lot of foreigners get in accidents. They don't realize 7/10 people see you nudge out or block traffic and think "death battle".
@@LUNUStit saw pedestrians blocking oncoming traffic meaning the tesla could safely proceed despite traffic in the oncoming lane. A car AI could reason this yet you could not. You should be afraid of the future.
@@noodlesthe1st yeah because running down pedestrians is bad. But I guess your entire personality is based on worshiping a South African man who wished 1938 Germany never ended
All we know is that the car decided to go, after creeping into the intersection , blocking the crosswalk in the process, when there were other cars not coming. We have no idea what role the pedestrians played in it’s logic. Maybe the pedestrians played no role.
I think the ai actually just recognized the opening in traffic and took the chance to go. At no point did it “use them as meat shields”, it just understood the direction of travel and figured it had time to cross too.
@@genocyber4842 Except that's not how its presented. Its intentionally presented in a way that laymen will believe is true. Autopilot isn't anything special, but framing it like this video did just increases appeal for those who don't know better.
I just refuse to take turns like this. I go right and turn around lol It’s often faster if it’s heavy traffic. Obviously if there’s no cars, you cross.
As a Mexican this is funny, I just drive like it’s a game of chicken until other people let me go through cause I’m almost bumping them, then my lane has right of pass until someone in the other lane does the same I did and the cycle goes on
Triggered much? You must be one of those who would prefer AI dating. Have fun with your dolls. Then again… what would I know. I lack reading comprehension. 👌🏽
@Petr Nedvěd there are lights with sensors.. then the principal one stays always green and when a car comes from the side and stops to the light it get detected and then turn green..
@@ThatComputerGuyRyan potentially that could happen or they could have been fine. It’s hard to tell from the video. There was one opening but it was vey narrow and the driver would have be very confident and decisive to execute that.
That’s exactly what i heard when he said this. Tesla driver would create anything no matter how dangerous or illegal its movement rather than just learning how to drive
@@kylebenjamin2356 Can you provide an example of that? I can provide an example of the opposite occurring. It’s in the video you’re commenting on. Your turn. 😅
@@rileywatson did somebody got their feeling hurt? Why sadly enough it very easy to fin videos of Tesla’s batteries exploding, the most recent I found was of September 2022, not that long ago really. And even more unfortunate is that for your point to be true the Tesla must work every single time, my point tingly requires it to fail once. And it sure has failed more than once
I always cycle to my university and on the way there's the most horrible crossing. Traffic from all directions, busses, cyclists and cars come together on a tiny 1lane wide, 6 road crossroad. But luckily there are pedestrian crossings so whenever a pedestrian crosses i feel blessed because all traffic has to stop for them.
Holy cow, that intersection is wild. Your video doesnt show, but the traffic from the right is elevated and behind a barrier, too. TBH, I have made this turn a few times, and try to avoid it because of what a problem it is (no breaks in traffic since its a slow goad fed by much larger roads). This is pretty amazing.
@@InfamousCrimeLocations Three-way stops everywhere is a huge annoyance and slows traffic. It’d be better to leave it as it is or make it right-turns only for the minor road.
@@emmettdja when someone pulls in the left lane next to you and blocks your vision while turning right😂 just gotta wait till they turn left and just gas it😅
@@shaderickard3606 he probably used a 360 camera of some sort with one of the skinny arms or whatever they’re called, I’m not very knowledgeable on it at all lol
Can you share a writeup on the technology, Mr Tesla AI tech? Making things simple enough for you to understand does not mean there weren't more complex calculations.
It really is cool know those cameras watch everything and communicate all of that info and then an ai is using it to make decisions in a real environment is cool
Why don't you call the new call of duty game a miracle? Ai will eventually glitch that's what happens. It's literally all just code and numbers. It's responses to problems already solved by humans. This is a bad invention
@@rad1calracoon713 if AI 'glitches' less often than humans cause collisions (spoiler it definitely does cuz the AI is programmed to play it extra safe to not get Tesla sued for damages), that's still an upgrade
@@rad1calracoon713 idk where your reply went, but people definitely 'glitch', plenty of videos failing basic maneuvers or simply reckless, and their full attention's on the road with no distractions. Also a relevant factor is AI can't be inebriated
Yes but where I’m from it’s illegal to drive through a pedestrian crosswalk while it’s being used. Even if they already passed your lane you need to wait for them to be fully off the road.
Also illegal. The car went through the crosswalk while the pedestrians were still in it. Legally, the car has to wait for them to actually leave the crosswalk. Nobody does that, but that's how the law is written.
In California, that manouver, crossing behind a pedestrian, is legal. The crosswalk isn't particularly important in the legal sense. Vehicles must always yield to pedestrians crossing the road. Yeilding to a pedestrian means not crossing their path of travel when they are crossing the road. Once the paths of travel no longer conflict, you are free to go, even if the pedestrian hasn't reached the curb yet.
@@DavidCiani it’s only legal in California and a small amount of other states so making the AI do it is poor judgment. In the majority of the country driving through a crosswalk while pedestrians are in it is illegal period. It’s for good reason why leave it to the drivers judgement that they have enough room or time to avoid hitting a pedestrian.
@@DavidCiani teaching AI to use humans as a shield assuming that other drivers are paying attention and will follow all the rules is extremely dangerous.
@@jonrugerIt's trained primarily by watching California drivers, no one decided to make the AI do it, that's just what happens when one company is too greedy to join the industry alliance for properly instrumented and distrubuted training
@@Yeagerman9 Yeah, I mean, it's not like it's LITERALLY SAID IN THE VIDEO WORD FOR WORD, right? Cause if it was, it would mean you are an absolute imbecile who comments without having even watched the video.
its a two way lane, at some point you'll have to clog no matter what. both approaches will take the same time regardless, you all waste fuel all the same.
I'll give it a few minutes, sometimes. The only problem is that one of the two entrances into my subdivision is on a major road and is a No-Hesitation on both sides. There is hardly a way to avoid it.
I don't like EVs, but it's cool to see that the safety/self driving systems are getting this good. Makes me feel a lot safer driving around them on the road.
what?? We are at the beginning of the fastest rate of progress in a very long time. We already exceeded expectations that were made for 10 years ahead.
Just out of curiousity, where are you from? Where I am (US, more specifically Indiana), people only stop when the light starts flashing and immediately go after the person crosses their car (just like this video). There’s really no point in waiting unless another pedestrian is about to cross tbh
@@logank Alberta, Canada. If the road is divided, you can drive through one half of the crossing if the other is occupied, but on a road with 2-way traffic the pedestrians must leave the roadway before your car enters the crossing.
I like it. Another sneaky option for making lefts is waiting for someone in opposing traffic to make a right. You go almost instantly after they start their turn, so they know they have the right of way. But you time it so you’re on their bumper when they’re halfway through the turn, by cutting a little inside. The car behind them is blocked for just enough time to stitch in. If the second car is turning it’s a little trickier. This works at most 4 way intersections if they’re big enough.
As a nj resident (we got 9.2 million in this tiny ass state) i would have to agree. I don't see how hard it was. Its only hard if you don't know how quickly you can actually accelerate lol.
In nevada,you can't enter crosswalk for any turn until all pedestrians are not in the crosswalk any further,so all vehicles must yield entirely if pedestrian has the walk sign activated,and not execute turn until clear
“Autopilot seems to realize what is happening and turns into a transformer and blasts everything into oblivion.”
Why is this so funny bro 😂
Soon enough.
Im 22 and laughed at this. Im so childish 😂
Fun and games but in 10 years tops its over for us
Fair enough.
Let’s be honest if people didn’t use that crosswalk homie would have been there for a hot minute
Another fine example of absolute horrible dangerous roadway infrastructure, found all across America where vested interests more concerned about making money than people not dying put in four way lighted intersections instead of roundabouts which are 400% safer and minimum 20% more efficient as proven in multiple studies from different states in America and other countries.
6 way intersections are an absolutely insane relic of the past but we still have them instead of converting them to roundabouts.
We're just now getting away from traditional stack interchanges which are again dangerous and inefficient, whereas the diverging diamond interchanges are safer and more efficient, there are several now in places around where i live and it's so much better.
Four way lighted intersections are dangerous pieces of shit, especially due to human behavior people being impatient speeding up to get through a yellow when they should be slowing down because there's not enough time to make it through the intersection but no people don't care they still keep going turn left after the light is over blocking the other direction of travel as if they care, bunch of selfish asshole driving out there.
Yeah the ai would have been there for a solid 10 mimutes
Which does in fact make it safer.
I wait for people to cross sometimes. 🤝🔥🔥✌️🥇🏆😻 Awesome! Yes, so many poorly made roads, and also, personal vehicles make more problems than solutions! More autonomous vehicles, and more public transport, please! I was born and raised in infamous Miami, FL, USA, and thankfully I left all three of those places.
@@robindehood207 indeed.
Using them as human shields.
"It was very impressive"
It didn't do anything unsafe or illegal and took advantage of the situation to make the turn? Why wasn't it impressive? (That being said having used FSD myself it rarely is impressive lol)
-an AI Android battalion leader in the year 2125
@@NicolasWoodcock It drove through the crosswalk while they were still in it, which is illegal
@Ishsa Can't speak for everywhere, but that's not illegal in most places.
Those are words you never expect to be seen together. Praising using humans as a shield. The phrasing suggests war crimes, the situation is entirely different, hence the joke and humor.
It honestly handled it how I would have
"coming up we see a robot soldier actually be smart enough to pick up a nearby human and shield itself from gunfire."
We expect to have more then a thousand units deployed in Ukraine, by the end of the year.
@@mx4life560 With a Million more well on the way
Okay but you’d want your robot to do exactly that with a nearby enemy or dead body
@@ericsoul604 this reference is so good
@@Hennessydreamno u wouldn’t because next thing u know, it’s picking up live human
ai: "this maneuver to cross the streets will cost about 13 human lives"
also ai: "a small price for salvation"
Imagine they had the option of no lives lost and still choose the option that results in loss of human life 😅
Human: "it's impossible"
AI: "no... it's necessary"
*Hans Zimmer starts 🎶
This is fucking hilarious, I love dark humour. 😂
@@weelee4352 It's an essential part of the process
AI: "Well there's like 7.9 billion people on earth, we can miss 13 of them"
they need an autopilot like this for old people at the mall
autopilot mobility scooters with a button to press to goto a specific location in the mall
...there are only old people at the mall... ...as if high school never died...
its so fascinating and i still cant beleve how siri is not working properly in my home :D
One day, the car would ask the man get off the driver seat and go push crossing buttom, then pick him up on the other side.
I used to do this exact thing when i was younger for my friend when we wanted to get across the main road faster lmao
Pressing the button doesn't do anything
@@hahahathatsfunnybro2189 yes it does
that'd be genius, we actually do that sometimes here in Chile lmao
@@Blueskiiiiii no it doesn't
Tesla autopilot just said: Shit I should be fine as long as Im not the one to hit them
And it is correct. I do that too. Just beware of police around, they might care.
Humans do this too 😂
@@Tommuli_Haudankaivaja Eh I mean they might, but to be honest I feel they would do the same lmao.
@@Tommuli_Haudankaivaja really? I know they are when lights and sirens are on but I thought that was it.
And Idk if I can say it’s wrong
The more i watch these videos the more i realize my roads in my city are chill as hell.
This is legal in some places, particularly urban areas. Some places you have to wait for pedestrians to clear the intersection, some places they only need to get to the center point.
A more obvious explanation is that the "autopilot" noticed traffic come to a stop, so it made the turn
Yes but then there will be no hype or excitement
It's funny cause a lot of animals doing something considered smart, they are doing the same thing.
This. Next video title "Tesla SFD uses the concept of time to cross road!!!", while playing a video of a Tesla waiting for the green light at an intersection.
@@achilleaskifonidis5824 How any news or articles describing anything that has Artificial "Intelligence" involved
Yeah lol
This just in: Tesla autopilot uses humans as a living meatshield to ensure the driver stays safe
lmso
As it should! Might makes right! (Jk)
@Claude Montezin im actually really impressed. Its just the way that this was presented and i wanted to make a funny TH-cam comment lol. If this was a turn i had to make, especially if it was a frequent turn, i would be looking for a different route to take.
Stuff like this makes me wish all cars were ai piloted. It would make the roads way safer and reduce traffic in an ideal world.
@Claude Montezin yea this ai program took great initiative, exactly what we need is people not driving. All this is going to do in the long run is make people deficient and driving well enough to save themselves if it came to it, just a dumb bad idea
Honestly, tell me that a human driving wouldn't have done the same thing. This seems like a pretty reasonable maneuver, just the title is clickbait
It seems like there should have been a public vote to allow robots to drive among us.
That is not an AI driver, that is a slippery slope.
Idk man. That's definitely a ai driver... not sure on the last part, but I'd put some solid money down that it was a ai driver that did that
@kamitoakeshi Matthew chapters 5, 6 and 7. Revelation chapter 13. Acts chapter 2.
@evangelisttreecutter I have no Idea what these things mean. But they look kinda religious. I'm not religious, but either thanks for the kind words or why you gotta be so mean?
@kamitoakeshi not mean. Those teachings will prepare you for what is coming.
@@kamitoakeshi Chapters 5-7 of the Gospel of Matthew contain Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, which is a collection of his teachings and sayings. Revelation 13 describes two beasts in the Bible: "The seven-headed beast" and "The false prophet." Acts 2 is the second part of Luke's gospel and is considered to be the moment of creation of the church. It is a bridge between the Old and New Testaments.
So yeah, religion stuff, but I think it is meant to be nice. They seem to be trying to say basically "Listen to Jesus, don't listen to the "beast" (AI in this case?), and remember that the Bible is super important." I think anyway... Maybe they could clear it up, but again, it's religion, so it's not that important in the first place. Hope this helped!
man, you gotta love generalised problem solving. So many edge cases you could never procedurally solve
Yeah
1k likes with only.1. reply?
That’s the point of AI, being able to also solve those edge cases.
@@paraplu_2839 try learning what AI is
@@painengineer a normal algorithm using pre written code can only account for a limited number of cases, while AI is trained to handle a variety of tasks without developers having to specifically account for those tasks, i'm not saying it's perfect but it's way better at this kind of stuff than a regular script would be. What makes you think i don't know anything about AI?
I simply drive my car without having to say the phrase "use humans as a shield"
Then you must be a pretty boring driver
@@ryanellis2502 If you hit someone in a wheelchair you get bonus points.
@@ryanellis2502
Yeah it must be pretty boring for you, watching it from a prison/asylum cell
Yeah, you simply subconsciously do it.
@@DontInterractWithMeBetween9-5. prolly lol
The tesla handled it much better than i would have done. Aka crying at the steering wheel…
Using pedestrians as a shield against traffic is totally legal and common in driving
Pedestrians as a shield from traffic is such a pro driver move
You might think that if you're still driving on a permit. As impressive as FSD is as far as technology, It's still a mediocre driver at best.
@@TheMinecraftReloadedmean while the driver in question: "Owh no there is traffic. I turn now good luck everyone else"
@@LeftOverMacNCheese I'm having a hard time connecting subjects to what you typed, but I think you're agreeing. Yeah!
@@TheMinecraftReloadedmediocre drivers are considered great drivers cause 80% of drivers don’t know what the fuck they are doing
That's why I strap them to the front of my car, makes me untouchable
Meat Shield Activated, GoGOGO!
This is the second video in a row where someone has made this comment. The last video was about Marines using goats to detonate IED's in Afghanistan.
Weird coincidence.
@@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat kinda concerned how u find a video about that
@@Rose_Emp If you're a white dude on youtube Shorts you get fed a lot of military content. That, and a lot of videos explaining how feminism ruined your life.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
everyone uses pedestrians as shield of oppurtunity :D
In Malaysian urban areas there are so many cars that during rush hours you literally won’t be able to pass for hours if you follow the right of way rule. You’re just supposed to slowly edge out and force one of the cars to slow down for you
That's a problem in "developed" nations like North America because if someone sees you disobey the right of way rule they try to crash into you to get money. They don't want to avoid an accident, the average person will see a car pull out and speed up with the intent to crash. It is probably why a lot of foreigners get in accidents. They don't realize 7/10 people see you nudge out or block traffic and think "death battle".
I only now, after 20 videos of this, realised that the licence plate is AI Driver
Autopilot sees pedestrians in the road and goes for it.
💀
That's what I understood. How is this video meant to be a flex lol
@@LUNUStit saw pedestrians blocking oncoming traffic meaning the tesla could safely proceed despite traffic in the oncoming lane. A car AI could reason this yet you could not. You should be afraid of the future.
@@noodlesthe1st I'm not afraid of the future, I'm afraid of hunks of scrap metal on wheels made by a company bought by South African Hitler
@@noodlesthe1st yeah because running down pedestrians is bad. But I guess your entire personality is based on worshiping a South African man who wished 1938 Germany never ended
this is why you have a passenger with you, so you can have them jump out, trigger the light and meet with you back down the road a little.
Pedestrians have no influence on the flow and timing of traffic lights. Cute little workout tho
@@ZeroSmokes He's talking about pressing the button to halt the traffic, in that case pedestrians absolutely have influence over the traffic lights
LMAO🤣 AGREE!!!!
@@ZeroSmokes imagine trying to seem smarter than everyone, but end up the complete opposite
@@maciej4250 only in usa
That is a wild title 💀💀
that's actually impressive it was able to do that. hell I'm not even a fan of self driving cars and I still have to applaud that maneuver
All we know is that the car decided to go, after creeping into the intersection , blocking the crosswalk in the process, when there were other cars not coming. We have no idea what role the pedestrians played in it’s logic. Maybe the pedestrians played no role.
I think the ai actually just recognized the opening in traffic and took the chance to go. At no point did it “use them as meat shields”, it just understood the direction of travel and figured it had time to cross too.
exactly, edgy wording.
This whole channel is Autopilot fanboying, so expect overstated capabilities.
Obviously that’s what happened? You didn’t honestly think he was serious when he said that do you? Do you know what “figure of speech” is? 🤦♂️
@@genocyber4842 Except that's not how its presented. Its intentionally presented in a way that laymen will believe is true. Autopilot isn't anything special, but framing it like this video did just increases appeal for those who don't know better.
Boi shut the hell up and enjoy the moment
As a car driver, i just love when someone goes on a crosswalk so I finally have time to drive out
As a pedestrian, I love it whenever a car goes with me first so I definitely don't get hit
i love sliding across the hoods of cars that are stopped in the middle of the crosswalk
Don't worry about the other commenters, they're clearly fools. We are the true master race #fuck them crosswalkers
@@blepware its actually not illegal to walk on the car if it's on the crosswalk. Probably depend on the state or city though
@@drbioluminous not my fault they're a massive asshole
Autopilot seems to realise what is happening and Uses Pedestrians as a shield. Thats not concerning
At the end of the day, the A.I still needed humans to guide it
lmao
my fatal flaw is that i’d be anxious over the guy behind me and drive straight into traffic to not hold them up
I get what you mean 100% because I used to get anxious too but you really should work on that, because it could be dangerous 🙂
Never get a license
They can wait. They can't go anyways just like you
@@senpai_clyde7832 i’m 20 and have had one 😵
@@organizedmicrowave4414 i have crippling anxiety so it’s just what happens in my head lol
I just refuse to take turns like this. I go right and turn around lol
It’s often faster if it’s heavy traffic. Obviously if there’s no cars, you cross.
yeah, it's way safer and usually just as fast since you're not having to line up two lanes of busy traffic.
@@jerrymartin7019 not to mention the people behind you who want to turn right
As a Mexican this is funny, I just drive like it’s a game of chicken until other people let me go through cause I’m almost bumping them, then my lane has right of pass until someone in the other lane does the same I did and the cycle goes on
@@tearsintherain6311 Sounds Mexican.
@@lookupverazhou8599 Throw in car horn echolocation, and you just described india.
Using pedestrians as a shield is one of my go to moves😂
The AI don't know how to advance in heavy traffic, they just wait
"The AI sees that the cars are stopping and decides its a good time to go"
Well I'll be damned, this AI must be a genius to come to that thought
🤡
@M I do it all the time. I must be AI.
@M /r/ swoosh
Triggered much? You must be one of those who would prefer AI dating. Have fun with your dolls. Then again… what would I know. I lack reading comprehension. 👌🏽
@@ivand0007who hurt you baby girl?
That T intersection needs lights. You would’ve been there another 2 years 😂
I imagine it’s a less busy side road so lights would affect the traffic flow on the main street significantly for no reason
Oh man come to Cali. Think that’s why everyone here has Teslas, so they can watch a movie while they wait at intersections 😂
@@Supafresh6 No way lol
@Petr Nedvěd there are lights with sensors.. then the principal one stays always green and when a car comes from the side and stops to the light it get detected and then turn green..
@@alincpkfly would be way too expensive and complex for what looks like an intersection that doesn’t need it that much
“Not gonna lie, they had us in the first half.”
In the bicycling world we refer to them as meat-shields.
In the car world we call bicycles, some Lance Armstrong asshole in stupid spandex going 20 in a 55 and making everyone late for work
Later on the Ai will simply tap in to the grid and activate the crosswalk itself
@@anareel4562🤫🤫🤫😁
@@anareel4562 but most new lights aren’t ran on that anymore, or at least in my city.
It's a long way till every cross walk is controllable
@@anareel4562link?
@bmm5006 don't buy or use it if there are cameras at intersections... the police know about this already and most large cities it's already been fix.
It didn’t use the humans as shields, it detected that car traffic had stopped and proceeded
Yeah but views.
on the expense of pedestrian crossing road
Yes, that's the simpler answer, isn't it?!
You can use different words to describe the situation but at the end of the day AI learnt 'humans = potential shields' 😂
@@pgsm15 naw
This is exactly why we need smart roads that communicate info between car party/parties/groups/regions/whole country
You have any ideas how much that would cost and how often it would need to be repaired?
You gotta redo the pavement every few years also.
That exactly what a human would do, absolutely amazing
A human would have utilized the acceleration the car could provide and had gone a lot earlier
@@Michael-zn2jc and gotten broadsided by an oncoming car or pulled over for speed
@@ThatComputerGuyRyan never said the humans plan was better
@@ThatComputerGuyRyan potentially that could happen or they could have been fine. It’s hard to tell from the video. There was one opening but it was vey narrow and the driver would have be very confident and decisive to execute that.
Nope. A human would've went "I turn now. Good luck everybody else"
"Autopilot seems to realize what's happening and seizes the opportunity to run directly into the pedestrians."
That’s exactly what i heard when he said this. Tesla driver would create anything no matter how dangerous or illegal its movement rather than just learning how to drive
AI has finally solved the trolley problem
@@kylebenjamin2356 Can you provide an example of that? I can provide an example of the opposite occurring. It’s in the video you’re commenting on. Your turn. 😅
That was my 1st thought too lol.
@@rileywatson did somebody got their feeling hurt? Why sadly enough it very easy to fin videos of Tesla’s batteries exploding, the most recent I found was of September 2022, not that long ago really. And even more unfortunate is that for your point to be true the Tesla must work every single time, my point tingly requires it to fail once. And it sure has failed more than once
That intersection is a nightmare for a good human driver.
I always cycle to my university and on the way there's the most horrible crossing. Traffic from all directions, busses, cyclists and cars come together on a tiny 1lane wide, 6 road crossroad. But luckily there are pedestrian crossings so whenever a pedestrian crosses i feel blessed because all traffic has to stop for them.
“Using them as a shield against traffic”
But if I do it, I’m a felon 🙄
Life is cruel.
Lmao
a f-Elon?
AND a war criminal!
No one will bring on a court house a car with AI. 🤔😤 AIs are lucky to not have rights.
Holy cow, that intersection is wild. Your video doesnt show, but the traffic from the right is elevated and behind a barrier, too. TBH, I have made this turn a few times, and try to avoid it because of what a problem it is (no breaks in traffic since its a slow goad fed by much larger roads). This is pretty amazing.
Why don't they make the intersection a 3 way stop with lights? It seems like accidents will happen without lights
Where is this?
As a friend I would suggest, never drive in India of you think this is difficult.
@@InfamousCrimeLocations Three-way stops everywhere is a huge annoyance and slows traffic. It’d be better to leave it as it is or make it right-turns only for the minor road.
A really smart move would be avoiding left turn entirely in this situation and make a right and find intersection where to make a U-turn and continue
Looks like a perfect candidate for a stop light
That intersection honestly looks like a nightmare.
“Using pedestrians as a shield against traffic.”
I do this all the time. When pedestrians aren’t bonus points, they’re human shields.
I also use cars as shields, when something is blocking traffic it can create an opportunity for a crossing...
@@emmettdja when someone pulls in the left lane next to you and blocks your vision while turning right😂 just gotta wait till they turn left and just gas it😅
@@DickbuttChillingOnPlutothis has ran through my minx but never have the balls to go for it😂
I love that the cameraman was able to keep such a steady shot while running behind the car
but legit, how was that taken??? it even wobbles with the car soooo, painted out rig?
@@shaderickard3606 he probably used a 360 camera of some sort with one of the skinny arms or whatever they’re called, I’m not very knowledgeable on it at all lol
Its 360 camera bruh😂😂😂😂
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Thats actually really impressive. Crazy how far tech has come in the past 20 or so years!
Happily this wasn’t where I thought “Tesla uses pedestrians as human shields” was going.
"Some of you may die, but that is a sacrifice I'm willing to make."
It's programmed to turn when there aren't cars.
There weren't cars, so it turned. That's it.
Can you share a writeup on the technology, Mr Tesla AI tech?
Making things simple enough for you to understand does not mean there weren't more complex calculations.
It's learned from video, not exactly programming
@@AdamWood it has tons of programming on how to use the outputs from the neural net. It’s a mix of the two not either or
Average American thinking they know better
You simpin for the AI ?😂
With that title I was expecting this to be a Tesla FSD gone wrong type of video
What’s impressive is the camera man’s ability to record up there without being seen
Every time someone crosses the street the same way I'm driving, I too think "be my shield."
never mind that it isn't perfect, the fact that it is even working partially, however you want to call it, is genuinely a miracle.
It really is cool know those cameras watch everything and communicate all of that info and then an ai is using it to make decisions in a real environment is cool
I mean, it's already a better driver than 90% of the humans in my state
Why don't you call the new call of duty game a miracle? Ai will eventually glitch that's what happens. It's literally all just code and numbers. It's responses to problems already solved by humans. This is a bad invention
@@rad1calracoon713 if AI 'glitches' less often than humans cause collisions (spoiler it definitely does cuz the AI is programmed to play it extra safe to not get Tesla sued for damages), that's still an upgrade
@@rad1calracoon713 idk where your reply went, but people definitely 'glitch', plenty of videos failing basic maneuvers or simply reckless, and their full attention's on the road with no distractions. Also a relevant factor is AI can't be inebriated
Ive had to wait in this spot in Berkeley for up to 10 minutes. Very impressive performance from FSD
The title should be AI uses common sense. There is no shield being used here, this is an opportunity and good use of said opportunity.
Yes but where I’m from it’s illegal to drive through a pedestrian crosswalk while it’s being used. Even if they already passed your lane you need to wait for them to be fully off the road.
@@gilliesiut2332 then he can wait?
A very human-like decision. Very impressive.
Also illegal. The car went through the crosswalk while the pedestrians were still in it. Legally, the car has to wait for them to actually leave the crosswalk. Nobody does that, but that's how the law is written.
@@nobodyspecial4702this is not true in many regions of the U.S. it may be where you are from or where this video was taken, I am not sure
@@nobodyspecial4702 where the fuck is this law used in 😂
Wait until it needs to make a moral decision between hitting an endagered species or a child.
This is a slippery slope.
It broke the law and and drove like an asshole. Agreed
Its wild to see that my dads 2015 Toyota RAV 4 has better autopilot that the Tesla Model X we use for work
wut
That is such a smart thing for the car to figure out
my man is living in third person
That’s illegal if there are still pedestrians in the crosswalk. So the AI car will break laws and get you tickets that’s not great.
Perfectly legal, as long as you dont run through the pedestrian walkway while it's red.
In California, that manouver, crossing behind a pedestrian, is legal.
The crosswalk isn't particularly important in the legal sense. Vehicles must always yield to pedestrians crossing the road. Yeilding to a pedestrian means not crossing their path of travel when they are crossing the road. Once the paths of travel no longer conflict, you are free to go, even if the pedestrian hasn't reached the curb yet.
@@DavidCiani it’s only legal in California and a small amount of other states so making the AI do it is poor judgment. In the majority of the country driving through a crosswalk while pedestrians are in it is illegal period. It’s for good reason why leave it to the drivers judgement that they have enough room or time to avoid hitting a pedestrian.
@@DavidCiani teaching AI to use humans as a shield assuming that other drivers are paying attention and will follow all the rules is extremely dangerous.
@@jonrugerIt's trained primarily by watching California drivers, no one decided to make the AI do it, that's just what happens when one company is too greedy to join the industry alliance for properly instrumented and distrubuted training
Every time the pedestrian animation gets me 💀
Imagine getting stuck behind this Tesla as it takes eternity to make a move
"Tesla uses pedestrians as a shield against traffic" is an awesome headline.
Idk where you got that "against traffic" part
@@Yeagerman9 Yeah, I mean, it's not like it's LITERALLY SAID IN THE VIDEO WORD FOR WORD, right? Cause if it was, it would mean you are an absolute imbecile who comments without having even watched the video.
@@Yeagerman9 from watching the video. Seems like you didn’t do that
@@Yeagerman9 Did you not watch the video?
This is honestly probably the only tesla content that isnt egotistical
amen.
People act like better technology all of a sudden impedes on their life. so stupid lol
As a lyft driver of 5 or so years (in LA) I have learned to do various things like this. I think it's pretty optimized driving, not what I expected
Damn, the car plate is honestly incredible
Did you just say “I thought *I* handled it well”? You better not have said that 🤣
its his liability so yeah.
“I thought it handled it well.”
it did handle that sordid situation well
It handled it really well
@@TfGamess it really didn't
We can see A.I willing to sacrifice human being for its own good lmao haha
i am so invested in autopilot shorts
This situation awareness of the system was the most impressive so far 😮
The self driving AI: "oh fuck oh fuck oh fuck"
I always struggle to understand why people make turns like this instead of just circling the block. Most misery is self inflicted.
Like people who clog traffic because they just HAVE get into the turning lane after missing it.
what kinda perfectly designed city do you never leave?
@@Joe_PittardThey're Canadian. I bet they even use blinkers
its a two way lane, at some point you'll have to clog no matter what.
both approaches will take the same time regardless, you all waste fuel all the same.
I'll give it a few minutes, sometimes. The only problem is that one of the two entrances into my subdivision is on a major road and is a No-Hesitation on both sides. There is hardly a way to avoid it.
I don't like EVs, but it's cool to see that the safety/self driving systems are getting this good. Makes me feel a lot safer driving around them on the road.
The rate of progress has slowed but the progress has been outstanding!
what?? We are at the beginning of the fastest rate of progress in a very long time. We already exceeded expectations that were made for 10 years ahead.
It may seemed to have slowed because most companies are working on way more advance methods of AI. OpenAI sonewhat covered this a couple of days ago
Nah the rate of progress doesn't go in a straight line like you would imagine a straight line slowly rising on a graph
@Yeagerman9 The rate of progress? How about all the pedestrians killed by tesla's autopilot? If you think I'm lying just look it up on Google.
Where I live, that turn was illegal. You can't drive through a pedestrian crossing while there is a pedestrian in it.
Also can’t drive through when the lights are flashing
Just out of curiousity, where are you from? Where I am (US, more specifically Indiana), people only stop when the light starts flashing and immediately go after the person crosses their car (just like this video). There’s really no point in waiting unless another pedestrian is about to cross tbh
It might be illegal, but I bet most drivers would have done the same thing.
@@logank Okay: but what's the LAW in Indiana
@@logank Alberta, Canada. If the road is divided, you can drive through one half of the crossing if the other is occupied, but on a road with 2-way traffic the pedestrians must leave the roadway before your car enters the crossing.
I like it. Another sneaky option for making lefts is waiting for someone in opposing traffic to make a right. You go almost instantly after they start their turn, so they know they have the right of way. But you time it so you’re on their bumper when they’re halfway through the turn, by cutting a little inside. The car behind them is blocked for just enough time to stitch in. If the second car is turning it’s a little trickier. This works at most 4 way intersections if they’re big enough.
Ahh the first time AI uses humanity as a human shield to get where it wants to go!
The patience u have. I would have just turned right and turn around
A skilled human driver would have crossed that place ten times by the time autopilot figured out what to do.
Sneaky Miata there at the end
Autopilot:ugh I’m going to be here long *sends out realistic robots to make traffic stop*
What if the people never crossed and you were stuck in the same place forever 😯
as an Indian that would be the easiest turn of my life.
xD
As a nj resident (we got 9.2 million in this tiny ass state) i would have to agree. I don't see how hard it was. Its only hard if you don't know how quickly you can actually accelerate lol.
People really feel proud of their skill to adapt to bad road design
@@Asm0sday as they should be
You realize this would be the equivalent of a right turn in India.
Man's got the GTA 5 camera shot, he's ready to turn the car into bonus point mode... If you know, you know
Your trust in auto pilot is amazing
Bro had so many opportunities to make that turn, but decided electricity should make the move
Clearly the AI was trying to murder those pedestrians, it was just a little slow and they escaped
The fact that it was able to avoid cars, know what was going on and move without actually hitting anybody really was quite impressive.
congratulations on your 11 subscribers. You should do a 15 subscriber special creeping up real soon, its an amazing milestone
@@enriquesuarez7113crazy coming from a man with 4 subs
@@PDFsArentPpl how tf you have 9 subs with no videos
In nevada,you can't enter crosswalk for any turn until all pedestrians are not in the crosswalk any further,so all vehicles must yield entirely if pedestrian has the walk sign activated,and not execute turn until clear
You know who may have been more nervous? Anyone in the area if they knew your car was driving itself and experimenting on them.
I find it so cute how AI thinks and navigates 😂. It’s very impressive
Like a lil hamster in a obstacle course
"Modern problems require modern solutions"