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I think you're likely completely misinformed on the state and progress rate of the solutions to this particular problem. I would be shocked if it were legal to
by stefanmichael 7y ago
I think you're likely completely misinformed on the state and progress rate of the solutions to this particular problem. I would be shocked if it were legal to drive as a human being on public roads in "several decades"
- throw7 7y agoIt will always be legal to drive as a human being as long as I'm alive. I'm not that young, but, yes, I do expect to be alive for "several decades" more.
- hjfihrbrrhrb 7y agoImagine getting into a self-driving car parked in front of a Brooklyn apartment, falling asleep in the back seat, and waking up in front of some house in Boston. Realistically speaking, how far away do you think we are from such an adventure being something that would be safer on average than having an average somewhat road-experienced human driving you to Boston?
- stefanmichael 7y agome personally? I'm pretty optimistic, I think 8-10 years and that would be safer than having a human drive you. at the current rate of improvement I think 20 years would be shocking, I can't imagine it taking more than that.
- rayiner 7y agoWhen I was a kid, scientists told me we'd be going to mars within a couple of decades. According to them, it should've happened about a decade ago. Same thing for supersonic airliners, etc.
- randomsearch 7y agoAnd a crackpot non-expert politician told you that the USA would go to the moon in under a decade. Just can’t trust people. Check out Peter Thiel’s take on this.
- icebraining 7y agoAre you saying supersonic airlines never happened?
- rayiner 7y agoWe never worked out the gating issues to make them commercially viable. The last 10% is 90% of the work and whatnot.