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> but most forget to account for the fact that the environment will meet the cars part way Multiple important stake holders seem to have significant incentives
by wnevets 7y ago
> but most forget to account for the fact that the environment will meet the cars part way
Multiple important stake holders seem to have significant incentives to make this happen. Local/state govs want less traffic jams and crashes, auto insurance companies would love to collect premiums and not pay out, Uber, Lyft would love to get rid of their drivers
- macinjosh 7y agoI want an oceanside villa on the dark side of the moon but that's doesn't mean it will happen. Just because there is motivation to do something doesn't mean it is possible.
- wnevets 7y agobut if you had the funds to, why wouldn't you?
- spookthesunset 7y agoBecause there are million other better uses for that money.
- wnevets 7y agosounds like you don't actually want it then.
- gfodor 7y agoOf course it’s possible: we have billions of existence proofs that driving high speed vehicles successfully using sensors equipped to measure light and sound work. The question is how much it takes to replicate that system artificially.
- heisenbit 7y agoI don‘t think high speed is where there is a problem. The challenges lie in the diverse environments where literally anything can happen.