Honestly, this is a good example for why our industry shouldn’t be pursuing this particular tech. Tech (writ large) thrives on shipping incomplete solutions an

Honestly, this is a good example for why our industry shouldn’t be pursuing this particular tech. Tech (writ large) thrives on shipping incomplete solutions and iterating on them - for better or worse. And that’s not something that’s acceptable for self-driving cars. Better to put our efforts towards other things, in my opinion. Personal autos aren’t sustainable even if they drive themselves. Feels like this is the sunk-cost fallacy (or as I prefer, “throwing good money after bad”) but played out across the intersection of two industries.