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I don't think this is odd at all. If you look at the space, there's the Waymo approach - which is safety and comprehensibility first - and not very many compan
by foobiekr 6y ago
I don't think this is odd at all.
If you look at the space, there's the Waymo approach - which is safety and comprehensibility first - and not very many companies taking this other than Cruise.
Instead, you have this pile of companies who are pursuing mostly-deep-learning solutions, including half a dozen startups of various levels of craziness and Tesla. That scheme is unlikely to actually result in a safe outcome.
- ehsankia 6y agoIndeed, it's Uber, Tesla and comma.ai which make the whole industry seem reckless. And as shown by Uber, a single accident can take down your entire project (and honestly put back the industry as a whole), so it is reckless in more way than one. Waymo figured that out very early on, and it's a lesson others may find out the hard way.
- kuroguro 6y agoComma I could forgive - it's positioned more like a toy for developers than an actual full featured product. But yeah, agree on the other points.