Bussard Ramjet
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Hehehehe...An Indian is out to ridicule China without knowing the ABC of AI market:
AI Business value is $1.2 trillion in 2018 and will be $3.9 trillion in 2022
https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2018/...trillion-in-2022.html#so-post-comments-144425
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How did you assume again that I know nothing about AI?
You know China and US in a development phase of driverless car. Weren’t many US driverless car crashed themselves into the freeway dividers and building, also killed 1 pedestrian? Why not OP report those news?
Ummm... the US has been testing the autonomous vehicles for so long that some incidents are bound to happen.
this article is about self-driving in carlifornia, where google has head start. google has collected tons of data on roads to train their ai long before others got permission to test theirs. just look at the number of miles they have clocked. google's waymo wouldn't do so well in in beijing where baidu is way way ahead. lol
Well. You don't seem to be aware of the industry. US, and California, were pretty much the first to open up driving tests for autonmous vehicles. Earlier than China. In fact, Baidu started testing its vehicles in California before it tested them in China.
Where is india in AI sector?
LeL
Significantly behind.
You can look here. Its inconsequential anyway:
What is inconsequential? This is some random graph purpoting to show some possible impact that AI can have.
it's a stupid comparison. waymo is way ahead in the US, because they had years head start. baidu is way ahead of waymo in china. self-driving is about data (maps, road signs, traffic lights, shapes, behavior, rules, etc.. long list..). the more data you collected, the better you can train your algorithms to make more accurate predictions. google doesn't even have map in china, their self-driving probably worse than tesla's autopilot that can't even dodge a big garbage truck in stationary over there.
No it's not. California is ground zero for all testing. Even Baidu started drive testing there first.
Baidu is not the leader. I guess you are wrong. There are better companies is China doing well in autonomous. I guess must jealousy that spur your action.
Who else is better than Baidu in self driving in China?