Question

question 24 of 25
how does a self - driving car know what objects to avoid?
a. the car must bump into an object to identify it and remember to avoid it later.
b. scientists make various objects communicate with the car.
c. a passenger audibly tells the car to swerve around certain objects.
d. an algorithm helps the car recognize and identify different objects.

Explanation:

Self - driving cars use algorithms (often with machine learning and computer vision components) to recognize and identify objects. Option A is incorrect as self - driving cars don't need to bump into objects. Option B is not practical as making all objects communicate with the car is not feasible. Option C is incorrect as self - driving cars are designed to operate without constant passenger input for object avoidance. Option D correctly states that an algorithm helps the car recognize and identify different objects.

Answer:

D. An algorithm helps the car recognize and identify different objects.