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Paper-Title: Safe Reinforcement Learning with Scene Decomposition for Navigating Complex Urban Environments
Link to the paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1904.11483.pdf
#Stanford #HRI
TL;DR: [1] They presented a decision-making framework for autonomously navigating urban intersections.

[2] Secondly, they introduced a learned belief updater that uses an ensemble of RNNs to estimate the location of vehicles behind obstacles and is robust to perception errors.

[3] Further they improved upon pure reinforcement learning methods by using a model checker to enforce safety guarantees.

[4] Finally, through a scene decomposition method they demonstrated how to efficiently scale the algorithm to scenarios with multiple cars and pedestrians.
Ironically, Yuval Noah Harari's equation of B X C X D= HH, where B=biological knowledge, C=computer power, D=data, HH=human hacking in days after the 1st report of direct #brain activity to speech.

Fei Fei Li to YNH : "Okay, can I be specific? First of all the birth of AI is AI scientists talking to biologists, specifically neuroscientists, right. The birth of AI is very much inspired by what the brain does. Fast forward to 60 years later, today's AI is making great improvements in healthcare. There's a lot of data from our physiology and pathology being collected and using machine learning to help us. But I feel like you're talking about something else."

https://www.wired.com/story/will-artificial-intelligence-enhance-hack-humanity/
Claude Shannon, John McCarthy, Ed Fredkin and Joseph Weizenbaum
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#AI in the 60's