Question

question 11 of 25
how does an autonomous car know what objects to avoid?

a. the car receives notifications from the programmer, who is tracking the car from a distance.

b. an algorithm identifies and classifies different objects, and the car learns to avoid them.

c. the car sends signals to the programmer, alerting them to steer the car to avoid certain objects.

d. the algorithm asks a human which objects to avoid while the car is pulled over on the side of the road.

Explanation:

Autonomous cars use algorithms (often with machine learning) to identify/classify objects (like pedestrians, other vehicles) from sensor data. Options A, C, D imply human intervention during driving, which contradicts autonomous operation. Algorithm - based object detection/classification is key for autonomous avoidance.

Answer:

B. An algorithm identifies and classifies different objects, and the car learns to avoid them.