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computers are simultaneously very intelligent, they can do things that amaze us. they can react very quickly and they can make decisions that the normal person find extremely smart. how does it know that it should be driving at the speed? they look very intelligent and they are very intelligent because they process the view of the vehicle with the multiple sensory data streams from lasers and cameras. very intelligent. at the same time they are if you will because they don't really have common sense. for example we know that when we fall down or when we basically catch fire at hurts and we won't do it. computers cannot make a simple inference. if you crash, next time don't do that. unless its program specifically by human being. >> host: what are the differences between the two vehicles that we see in the lap of a jeep that seems to have a lot of equipment on it. >> guest: we see two vehicles. one is the red jeep and one is the cadillac. the vehicle on the left, the red jeep was created by a research love laboratory and the 11th generation of autonomy. so they are

they can do things that amaze us, right? they can react very quickly and they can make decision that is finds extremely smart. how does it know they're driving at this speed and so on. they are really intelligent because they process a 360-degree view of the vehicle with the multiple sensory data streams from radars and cameras. very intelligent but at the same time they are stupid, if you will, because they don't really have common sense. for example, we know that when we fall down or when we basically touch fire it hurts and the next time you won't do it but computers cannot make that dink. hey, i crashed into somebody last time around, next time don't do that. it will do the exact same thing unless this program through something else, specifically by a human being. host: what's the difference between the vehicles here in the lab. the jeep and the cadillac? raj: we see two vehicles. one is a red jeep. the other is the cadillac that we were able to demonstrate the vehicle driving itself. the vehicle on the left, the ed jeep

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