He uses "industry" misleadingly to refer to fragile interconnected dependency. Once you get to "Build technology that is inextricable from its narrative" he fi

He uses "industry" misleadingly to refer to fragile interconnected dependency. Once you get to "Build technology that is inextricable from its narrative" he finally states his thesis outright, but how that relates specifically to "comma" (which I guess is comma.ai, his project, which is left unexplained) and Waymo (which is some company with a fragile-dependency solution which I guess it competes with) would have made a more-interesting article. But less unabombery.