Study suggests AI cruise control could kill traffic jams by cutting out the 'intuition' factor
A multi-university research team has discovered the solution to traffic jams plaguing everyone's commutes: AI traffic managers that, rather than driving like impulsive humans, react to their surroundings to make traffic flow more smoothly.
The CIRCLES Consortium's goal with the experiment, and its overall mission, is to use deep reinforcement learning to improve traffic flow and reduce fuel consumption caused by what it calls"phantom jams" or traffic slowdowns that have no apparent cause other than how humans tend to drive.
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