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I agree with you. However, I do think it _is_ possible to have it sooner. However, not without a massive investment and effort from many different players worki

• ghaff 10y ago
  That's probably fair. One the one hand, nine women, one baby etc. On the other hand, if there were widespread adoption of standards, infrastructure were modified to smooth over some of the hard bits (e.g. transponders in construction zones), possibly remote operators setup for if cars get stuck, etc. adoption could be accelerated at least somewhat. I still think the generalized door-to-door driverless experience is a lot harder than many are giving it credit for though. The government involvement in a positive direction will probably be somewhat tough. It's not hard to frame this as a job-destroying technology initially primarily for the benefit of the better off.