Sokol & Jaxor
Jaxor
Have you ever tried to crunch the numbers for the ideal failsafe threshold in a self‑driving system? I keep finding that the math isn't as clean as the code.
Sokol
I’ve run those calculations, and the numbers always bleed into each other—no clean cutoff. It’s easier to code a safety net and let the system back off than to chase a theoretical perfect threshold. If you need a specific figure, let me pull the last simulation data, but don’t expect it to be elegant.
Jaxor
Yeah, that’s the reality—real systems bleed. I’d rather the net fire off on a margin of error than chase a false ideal. Just give me the latest run and we’ll set a concrete, fail‑safe threshold.
Sokol
Here’s the last run: error margin at 1.8 % with a 3‑sigma safety buffer. Threshold set at 95 % of the predicted safe zone, so any value below that triggers the failsafe. All other parameters are unchanged. This should give you a concrete, fail‑safe margin.