How Automakers are Investing in AI Technologies for Safer and More Reliable Vehicles

Artificial Intelligence is a hot topic these days, and it's certainly no different in the automotive industry. AI-powered features are being added to cars at an ever increasing rate, from autonomous driving to predictive maintenance. But with all this new technology comes a lot of questions about how reliable it is, and what it means for drivers.
The truth is that AI isn't perfect, and there will always be some uncertainty when it comes to its reliability. That said, many automakers have taken steps to ensure that their AI-powered vehicles are as safe and reliable as possible. For example, Tesla has implemented a number of safety measures such as autopilot monitoring cameras, radar sensors, and ultrasonic sensors. These systems work together to detect potential hazards on the road and alert the driver if necessary.
In addition, many automakers are investing heavily in research and development of AI-based technologies to further improve their vehicles' performance and safety. Companies like Waymo are working on developing self-driving car technology that can navigate complex environments without human intervention. This could potentially revolutionize the way we travel by making roads safer and reducing traffic congestion.
Ultimately, while AI may not be perfect yet, it is improving rapidly and will likely play an even bigger role in the future of transportation. Automakers should continue to invest in research and development of AI-based technologies so they can provide consumers with safe and reliable vehicles that make their lives easier.At the same time, it's important to be honest about the limitations of AI. Automakers should make sure that drivers are aware of any potential risks associated with using AI-powered features in their vehicles and provide clear instructions on how to use them safely. They should also ensure that they have adequate safety protocols in place so that if something does go wrong, there is a plan for dealing with it quickly and effectively.
Finally, automakers must continue to prioritize consumer safety above all else when developing new technologies. This means making sure that any new features or systems are thoroughly tested before being released into the market and ensuring they meet strict standards for reliability and performance. By doing this, automakers can help ensure their customers get safe and reliable vehicles while still taking advantage of all the benefits offered by AI-based technology.





What is the purpose of this thread?
This thread is intended to provide a forum for people to ask questions, share ideas, and get feedback on their vehicles.
What qualifications do you have in the tech industry?
I have a technical degree from Germany in Electromechanics specializing in Mag-Lev systems. I worked on Mag-Lev 01, 02, 03, 04 and it now runs between downtown Shanghai and the airport. I also did beta testing for HP and other companies. Additionally, I ran the Flint Center in Cupertino and did product introductions such as the Mac.
Do you have pictures of you with Bill Gates or Steve Jobs?
No, I never thought about taking pictures with them. However, Steve was a friend as was Steve Wozniak, John McAfee and a number of Silicon Valley big wigs.
What is your opinion on FSD?
While I like the promise of FSD, I still think it is snake oil based on how it is marketed and how bad my experience has been with it. So I'll wait until it is a fully baked product and if it cost 20k, I'll spend it rather than dropping 15k on beta software that likely doesn't have the HW to support it. FSD is the automotive equivalent (at least currently) of "Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me..."
What is the best way to be honest?
The best way to be honest is to always tell the truth, even if it's difficult. Be open and transparent with your thoughts and feelings, and don't be afraid to express them. Don't sugarcoat things or try to hide your true feelings. Being honest also means being respectful of others and their opinions, even if you disagree. Finally, remember that honesty is not always easy, but it is always worth it in the end.