AI and Motorcycling

[wildbears]

Any thoughts on how artificial intelligence will affect motorcycling?

[955i]

Maybe we'll be better riders? Artificial intelligence is better than no intelligence!

[cabnfvr]

Will AI call the po-po when we pass on a double yellow?

[wildbears]

Maybe AI will prevent most passing on a double yellow, speeding, etc. when deemed "dangerous".

And could the Po Po be Bot Bot in the future.

[justjoe]

The term "artificial intelligence" has been so overused it is almost meaningless today. Does traction control count as artificial intelligence? Lane change assist? ABS? I say no. The key to AI is when the software starts making decisions based solely on perceptions that are commonly associated with human characteristics. Those items I listed are actually done at a level that few humans can attain. And when software starts taking away my ability to operate a motorcycle as I see fit is the day I start riding Honda.

[wildbears]

So will AI design / engineer motorcycles?

Will it do so for optimal, real-time-adaptive aerodynamics?

Adaptive engine management?

Et cetera?

Will it also do the coding for the computer programming required for automated / robotic manufacturing?

I'm thinking "yes" and much more.

[802Mike]

[wildbears]

The centralized human monitoring and control of Autobahn traffic via speed limit manipulation. This currently prevents the accordion-effect-traffic jams and slow-downs.

[955i]

My BMW refuses to bend to the rulers of Autobahn speed limit manipulation. (So likewise, the Triumph!)