you will all die in an uber car as I continue to hail cabs.
Wilma Buttfit
Sep 15, 16 7:50 am
Don't die in a cab, please, Olaf.
JeromeS
Sep 15, 16 10:16 am
Work on a software that recognizes the "Hail". Sell that software system to Uber so they can take over the NYC cab business. Retire to the south Pacific...
gruen
Sep 15, 16 1:23 pm
Robots already have the Bitcoin
sameolddoctor
Sep 15, 16 2:12 pm
wurdan, Flex seems to be just an intelligent file management system, not a AI engine.
mightyaa
Sep 15, 16 4:04 pm
I still wouldn't trust them in weather or heavy traffic. I'd be fine anywhere I'd be fine using cruise control or light traffic. I'm also curious if they'll double park to drop off and pick up like a taxi driver :P
It may end up affecting how we design buildings... I'm curious to see how they'll handle things like a decorative concrete pattern we're currently designing at a drop-off canopy. Things humans can understand because of context, but a smart computer might interpret it completely different like it's a sidewalk. If it takes off, I'd think a lot of buildings will need a drop-off incorporated into the entry design as well.
gruen
Sep 17, 16 3:29 pm
Robots are b****es.
wurdan freo
Sep 17, 16 5:48 pm
"Flex seems to be just an intelligent file management system, not an AI engine.".... yeah and Cyberdyne was just a benign manufacturing company...
gwharton
Sep 20, 16 7:32 pm
As your local cyborg overlord, I welcome this development.
today NPR tells me Uber introduces self driving cars.
My prediction: Google is working to take over the transportation industry-especially trucking-with their self driving vehicles.
In 10 years, the teamsters will be unemployed. Same for taxi drivers.
And, what's wrong with that?
I love uber, I'll never hail a cab again.
Didn't say anything is wrong with it. Probably they will learn how to make computers program themselves too, maybe even do architecture.
They're already working on that... https://flux.io/
you will all die in an uber car as I continue to hail cabs.
Don't die in a cab, please, Olaf.
Work on a software that recognizes the "Hail". Sell that software system to Uber so they can take over the NYC cab business. Retire to the south Pacific...
Robots already have the Bitcoin
wurdan, Flex seems to be just an intelligent file management system, not a AI engine.
I still wouldn't trust them in weather or heavy traffic. I'd be fine anywhere I'd be fine using cruise control or light traffic. I'm also curious if they'll double park to drop off and pick up like a taxi driver :P
It may end up affecting how we design buildings... I'm curious to see how they'll handle things like a decorative concrete pattern we're currently designing at a drop-off canopy. Things humans can understand because of context, but a smart computer might interpret it completely different like it's a sidewalk. If it takes off, I'd think a lot of buildings will need a drop-off incorporated into the entry design as well.
Robots are b****es.
"Flex seems to be just an intelligent file management system, not an AI engine.".... yeah and Cyberdyne was just a benign manufacturing company...
As your local cyborg overlord, I welcome this development.