Well, I think that they wouldn't be able to solve the tech problem even if they completely solved any and all team problems, so as far as the end users are conc

Well, I think that they wouldn't be able to solve the tech problem even if they completely solved any and all team problems, so as far as the end users are concerned it doesn't really matter much whether they can solve the team problem. I think that full self driving almost certainly requires artificial general intelligence, and I don't think humanity is anywhere close to creating that, so all current self-driving car projects will end in failure. I wonder to what extent the leaders of these self-driving car projects understand that their efforts to create the technology have almost no chance of success. How many of them understand this but carry on due to either wild optimism, or to just make money, or on the principle of "it's not up to me to decide whether to try, someone else is paying me to try"? The degree to which self-driving car hype seized even the minds of many otherwise smart people in the last decade has been strange for me to see.