Good Grief: I Asked You to Build an Electric Car, Not Give It a Spirit!

According to Daily Observation, a man recently drove to an empty cemetery to pay respects to his ancestors, only to find that his car's radar showed nothing but "people." The incident has attracted widespread attention.

The man is reportedly a DreamNoName owner. In a video, he said, "It's all human figures, but there's not a single person here."

One commenter asked, "Walking might be understandable, but why are there people happily riding bicycles too?"

The next day, rumors began circulating.

Dream Group's official customer service responded: "This was an accidental occurrence. It didn't actually detect people. After all, it's a sensor, and it can't be as intelligent as a human. We'll improve and optimize it going forward."

A Dream automotive service expert also said: "This model uses sensor fusion, combining lidar with visual cameras.

"Given the limitations of sensors currently available on the market, the display may behave abnormally in certain situations. We'll improve its recognition capabilities by optimizing the algorithms."

In response, netizens joked:

"What if the radar isn't wrong..."

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