> He further states to think about how a human would drive a car, does a human need LiDAR to drive a car? I hate this argument. It doesn't hold for several rea

> He further states to think about how a human would drive a car, does a human need LiDAR to drive a car? I hate this argument. It doesn't hold for several reasons: - A human driver has blind spots (which btw Tesla avoids by having cameras surrounding the car) - Human reactions times are very poor at even moderate speeds - Human vision is affected by glare - Humans are terrible at driving in low light conditions - Humans are terrible at driving in inclement weather - snow storms or heavy rainfall LIDAR doesn't solve many of these problems but to claim that self driving is solvable by vision alone is a bad take. Multiple sensors add redundancies and reduce errors. Teslas are already equipped with ultrasound sensors and radar so it's not technically solving a Computer Vision only problem.