I've said it multiple time on HN, and I'll say it again: Self Driving cars are impossible until we have Artificial general intelligence (and not the limited AI

I've said it multiple time on HN, and I'll say it again: Self Driving cars are impossible until we have Artificial general intelligence (and not the limited AI that exists now). The only exception might be specially instrumented road tracks, with limited access (like train rails). And yes, I fully expect such a thing on interstates. It will never happen inside cities. Want to make money? Design a vehicle agnostic system, primarily aimed at long haul trucks. Install it in a ton of cars, but don't switch it on. Then instrument some highways, and convince governments to only allows these cars on those lanes. By being vendor agnostic, anyone with a car could get this. It will require deep pockets, and maybe you would need government to mandate this (some kind of open standard).