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Wow, all 10 first comments are negative about it. I wonder would these people would bet against it? I would love to bet in favor of the article.
by netforay 9y ago
Wow, all 10 first comments are negative about it. I wonder would these people would bet against it?
I would love to bet in favor of the article.
- chronic729 9y agoMIT PhD grad, former Tesla Autopilot software, currently at Waymo. I will bet against the article. You will not be able to buy a L4 self driving car in the next 5 years, at minimum.
- seanmcdirmid 9y agoI doubt you’ll be able to buy a personal level 4 anytime soon, it doesn’t make sense to use them as anything but fleet/taxi vehicles since they can just come to you whenever needed.
- bobosha 9y agoso what's your guesstimate?
- atroyn 9y agoSimilar background and profession - putting aside whether an individual would ever want to own one, general purpose passenger autonomy won't happen for probably another decade. Limited domain autonomy will be here in before 5 years, though. It'll just suck. But the first step to getting good at something is sucking at it.
- YeGoblynQueenne 9y agoIsh. I still can't do a pointe, even though I've been sucking at it for [redacted] years.
- raldi 9y agoI don’t want to buy one; I want to be able to summon one on demand. Same timeline?
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- petra 9y agoAny likelihood of this vehicles being at times(say on the highway) autonomous and at times remotely driven ? Does this work technically , and maybe legally ?
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- netforay 9y agoBuying a L4 car may be not possible. Because I don't even think they will start selling them initially. May be we can bet on number of L4 cars in operation after 5 years.
- YeGoblynQueenne 9y ago>> I would love to bet in favor of the article. Bet money, or bet life and limb?
- netforay 9y agoMoney of course.