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Probably because my car drives 95% of my commute. Honestly though, that is bias, since complete self-driving is still much harder. However, I don't think it is
by spullara 10y ago
Probably because my car drives 95% of my commute. Honestly though, that is bias, since complete self-driving is still much harder. However, I don't think it is more than 5 years out which is in the Uber horizon.
- charlesism 10y ago> my car drives 95% of my commute. In the context of the taxi market, "self driving" means 100%. If I call for a self-driving cab, it needs to reach me on its own. Getting to 100% looks like it's going to be pretty hard, despite the endless stream of articles insinuating otherwise. A car that drives into oncoming traffic 1% of the time isn't good enough.
- AstralStorm 10y agoWell, if it safely gets wedged or parked 1 in 1000 of the time it might be good enough. Too late for Uber though.