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Re: Pass: An ImageNet replacement for self-supervised pretraining without humans

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What if you are a better-than-average driver?

Every car accident (2) I've ever been in involved someone else making a mistake, so my driving skill isn't particularly relevant.

Maybe that's because you drive better than average, and you should be worried about FSD vehicles.

Re: Pass: An ImageNet replacement for self-supervised pretraining without humans

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Every car accident (2) I've ever been in involved someone else making a mistake, so my driving skill isn't particularly relevant.

Maybe that's because you drive better than average, and you should be worried about FSD vehicles.

That doesn't make any sense.

If an FSD vehicle is better at driving than the average driver, then I am safer, regardless of my driving ability, because it means other cars are less likely to crash into me.

If I am above average driver, I can make the choice to continue driving instead of letting FSD take the wheel, but I probably won't.

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