Explain how do you think google is training data for self-driving cars?
Answer / Tarun Agarwal
Google, through its subsidiary Waymo, collects vast amounts of real-world driving data using vehicles equipped with sensors (like cameras, LiDAR, and radar). This data includes images, sensor readings, and GPS information. The data is then annotated by humans to identify objects like pedestrians, traffic signs, and lanes. The annotated data is used to train self-driving car models.
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