Show HN: Drive-GPT, self driving cars in <100 lines of code(github.com)
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Show HN: Drive-GPT, self driving cars in <100 lines of code
https://github.com/smmuirhead100/drive-gpt
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
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One key thing missing here is there's not enough nuance in the outputs to really control a vehicle. For example, "go forward" -- how fast should we be going forward? Does this mean floor the accelerator? Probably not, but that's not captured in the output here.
A couple other key scenarios to think about:
- A pedestrian jumps in front of the car. What happens?
- It's driving on a freeway and need to exit -- what actions are needed to make that happen?
A couple other key scenarios to think about:
- A pedestrian jumps in front of the car. What happens?
- It's driving on a freeway and need to exit -- what actions are needed to make that happen?
What is the point of this?
You're not really doing any work. You just wrote some boilerplate to ship the work off to chatGPT.
You didn't even bother to include reversing the vehicle, using blinkers or coasting.
Even if AI was magic this process would fail because you're only sending a single picture each time (it has no way of tracking changes between images).
You're not really doing any work. You just wrote some boilerplate to ship the work off to chatGPT.
You didn't even bother to include reversing the vehicle, using blinkers or coasting.
Even if AI was magic this process would fail because you're only sending a single picture each time (it has no way of tracking changes between images).