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DrivingBench, a group of three tech workers, connected several general-purpose AI models to a Toyota Corolla and asked them to navigate a small cone course in a car park, 404 Media reports.
Why it mattersThe models controlled steering, acceleration and braking through an off-the-shelf system.
Discuss: Should experiments that give general-purpose AI control of a real car be treated as useful research, or should they require formal safety oversight?
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