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It's interesting that they portray self-driving capabilities as something that can be turned on or off, unlike Google's where it's just always on. I think in t
by esusatyo 10y ago
It's interesting that they portray self-driving capabilities as something that can be turned on or off, unlike Google's where it's just always on.
I think in the long run Google might be building the correct solution for greater number of people.
- mortenjorck 10y agoThis is a big part of why we're at such an exciting point with autonomous vehicles: there are several highly promising, meaningfully different methodologies contending right now, including Google's top-down approach, Tesla's incremental approach, and even Comma.ai's maverick pure-learning approach.