Question

question 23 of 25
how does an autonomous car know what objects to avoid?

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

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

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

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

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Explanation:

Autonomous cars use algorithms (often with machine learning) to identify/classify objects (like pedestrians, other cars) and learn to avoid them. Option A is wrong as autonomous cars don’t rely on programmers for real - time steering. Option C is incorrect because autonomous cars don’t ask humans while pulled over to identify objects to avoid. Option D is wrong as they don’t get notifications from a remotely tracking programmer for object avoidance; they use onboard systems/algorithms.

Answer:

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