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> “It shows that autonomous vehicles are not yet realistic for normal roads,” he said. Yes, clearly this wasn't Toyota's mistake and is instead a reflection of
by gundmc 5y ago
> “It shows that autonomous vehicles are not yet realistic for normal roads,” he said.
Yes, clearly this wasn't Toyota's mistake and is instead a reflection of the entire industry. Nice spin.
- plutonorm 5y agoThey are losing to Tesla and they know it. They would rather trash the whole industry than let someone else win
- curiousgal 5y ago> Tesla > Self-driving Pick one.
- bpodgursky 5y agoYou might not like _how_ Tesla is deploying self-driving, but it would be silly to challenge that they are at minimum tied for the lead right now.
- jazzyjackson 5y agoTied for the lead in "most likely to get self driving cars banned" sure
- mdoms 5y agoAre you saying that autonomous vehicles are ready for normal roads?
- minhazm 5y agoThe point here is that this incident doesn’t show anything about autonomous cars, good or bad. This car was actually under a manual operators control at the time of the accident. Also Toyota’s tech is not reflective of everyone else’s tech, there are many different approaches and they’re at very different stages of development.