> Fully self driving cars are far further off in the future than most in the sector would publicly admit. Full self driving have NOT been solved for highways i

> Fully self driving cars are far further off in the future than most in the sector would publicly admit. Full self driving have NOT been solved for highways in a desert. This is literally the easiest real world scenario imaginable. Highly and strictly regulated environment, and no obscurities like snow happening. I don't think there is a hope we will get any close to self drive with current technology. Is the sudden object in front of me a block of concrete that fell of or stray page from newspaper floating by on a wind gust? Hard bake or ignore it? We cant possibly capture all edge cases of real life. You need systems that have cognitive capabilities to deal with real life Or optionally different type of transportation that is not so complex to navigate and understand. There are already fully automated metro lines. Maybe solution is to change the problem itself.