That's not a problem with anticipation as a concept, that's a problem with bad anticipation. Certainly it's possible to detect whether the car is in a closed ga

That's not a problem with anticipation as a concept, that's a problem with bad anticipation. Certainly it's possible to detect whether the car is in a closed garage, and it will eventually be possible to predict whether you want to grab something out of the trunk or go for a drive. Even though it often feels like you do, humans generally don't know their own intents. It's not that high of a bar for a predictive system to clear.