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Tesla created a brand new code base for its new self-driving software.



When developers create new solutions, that process begins with the need to make something new. The new hardware with more powerful data handling tools makes it possible to create more advanced, perfect, and more effective software that supports new protocols better. And sooner or later developers must throw the old code base away. This thing is seen in the software development. When the physical machines's power rises, software gets new abilities that should make them more effective and versatile. 

One of the AI-controlled driving system's purposes can be to fix errors. That driver makes. 

The new autopilot software is more complicated and it can respond to new types of situations. The new automatic drive software recognizes things like speed limits and adjusts the vehicle's speed following those instructions. The systems can communicate with other vehicles and traffic control computers, which allows them to avoid rush hour and rush places. The ability to communicate with other vehicles helps in cooperation between vehicles, and it makes traffic smoother. The AI-based systems can see if the driver crosses the speed limits. 

And in this point, we must realize that we must make compromises between privacy and safety. What if somebody drives dangerously, and drives 100 km/h in the city area, where is the 50 km/h speed limit? Are those cases somebody's privacy? When we make vehicles, we must realize, that traffic is entirety. It's interaction between vehicles, walkers bicyclists, and other things like animals. The purpose of vehicle deployment is to make them ecological, safe, and easy to use. 

When we talk about climate change and other things, we must create new types of solutions, that are more environmentally friendly, safer, and ecological. The human error is behind many or even most of the accidents in traffic. And many traffic accidents could denied, if the driver stops the vehicle before they start to do something else. And what if the autopilot reacts to those cases, where a person drives dangerously?  The fact is that if a person cannot follow traffic while driving, that is dangerous. 

https://dir.md/www.cnn.com/2020/10/30/cars/tesla-full-self-driving/index.html

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