We're still at the beginning

[Anonymous No.17235764]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8J9B5wlgSw&feature=youtu.be

TL;DR on the vid
Automated driving requires standards that all car manufacturers adhere to. Implemented standards require certification. Certification requires verification by regulators/inspectors, etc.

The long road to develop the standards is likely to make use of virtual environments. Such environments need to account for millions of pieces of information. Rather than each manufacturer build their own for their automated testing (and likely miss lots of edge cases), they could all provide input and share such an environment and advance faster as a result. Test designs, results of each manufacturers' tests, additions to the virtual environment etc, could all benefit from a distributed real time database.

Certification & audits of such certifications might benefit from blockchain

So it's not so much that blockchain is going to be used in your car to enable functions of automated driving, it's that they want to use it in the back office of each car manufacturer (and connect them all together) to share in the development of such standards, and then in the end, a car that has X automated firmware, has traceability & proof that its software is valid & it went through all the XYZ regulated/required testing.

[Anonymous No.17235812]

Go on.....

[Anonymous No.17235825]

>>17235764
>Certification & audits of such certifications might benefit from blockchain
not really i have seen how this shit goes the auditor looks at the paperwork sure but also wants to see and understand how it is produced and ensure people are in posession and in understanding of the information they sign and take legal responsibility for.

the only thing a blockchain could add to this all is immutability of the audit trail. that's it. but no shitcoin is secure or immutable.

[Anonymous No.17235909]

>>17235825
>see and understand how it is produced and ensure people are in posession and in understanding of the information they sign and take legal responsibility for.
agreed, when iniating the audit, but an audit never covers every single interaction on every single item over the X year spam of a project.
You ensure from the word go a given cert/stamp is properly used by the proper person, then you just check every occurence has the correct stamp, and spot check in detail here and there.
as far as immutability goes, if it's good enough for regulators, it's good enough for the builders, and there is more to it than making an audit trail immutable, it allows the trail the be updated in real time among participants spread across the globe, that want the others to know the boxes are checked, without necessarily disclosing every single detail about how the checking was done. These are competitors collaborating.

[Anonymous No.17235962]

>mfw my car got 51% attacked and drove into a house

[Anonymous No.17236061]

>>17235962
>driving unstaked
begone untouchable

[Anonymous No.17236233]

>>17235962
You not only didn’t watch the vid, you didn’t even read the TL; DR (I hope, because if you read it to come out with this comment, you’re retarded)

[Anonymous No.17236236]

>>17235962
kek

[Anonymous No.17236254]

>>17235764
Or they can just use a fucking database lmao

[Anonymous No.17236304]

Every car will be a chainlink node. All roads will be micropayment tollroads, all manual driving events will be tax assessed in real time for the amount of risk and inefficiency they introduce into the traffic system.

[Anonymous No.17236337]

>>17235764
>>17235909
Too bad the company most likely to reach autonomy will just have proprietary standards.

[Anonymous No.17236368]

>>17236304
All road rage disputes will be settled by us Kleros judges.

[Anonymous No.17236398]

>>17236254
Get the fuck out of crypto, blockchain IS a DATA BASE. DUMB FUCK

[Anonymous No.17236481]

>>17236254
top fucking kek, what a mouthbreather, listen to>>17236398, you're too dumb to be investing in crypto

>>17236337
rhis is precisely what blockchain protocols can do that a regular database can't, confirm compliance without disclosing content

[Anonymous No.17236616]

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