I read the article, and my takeaways were very different from yours. While each of us homes in on different aspects of the same article, I am wondering how you

I read the article, and my takeaways were very different from yours. While each of us homes in on different aspects of the same article, I am wondering how you arrived at some of your conclusions. In particular: 1. Where does it say anything about the challenges that GM is trying to solve long term? 2. What about this release indicates that GM haven't set their sights higher? If you have evidence to back your statements, please share. I don't have any insider GM knowledge, but from the outside looking in, this is a genius move by GM and the very essence of an MVP release. Rolling out with a limited set of capabilities that work as advertised is better to me (as a driver) than launching with a larger set of half-working features. If GM can figure out a way to weave learning capabilities into their platform with their production cars providing training data for this feature, that will put them on the fast path to competing strongly in this market. Edit: Minor word-smithing