Original Reddit post

How many of you have been misguided using apps like Uber or Didi, because AI used for street navigation is simply wrong? It’s supposed that AI-powered navigation tools are trained to look for shortest path between two points, and sometimes it does, but through a bad pathway (narrow streets, etc.) or through a very long route, which costs you time (not to mention higher carbon footprint). We know that most AI-users don’t care about how accurate or based are AI responses, but we should be aware of the costs of accumulated errors for each task. submitted by /u/Aspiracionista

Originally posted by u/Aspiracionista on r/ArtificialInteligence