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If that isn't true, then yes, we should seriously consider abandoning the idea of self-driving cars. I don't understand, though. Are you saying that this is a
by omginternets 5y ago
If that isn't true, then yes, we should seriously consider abandoning the idea of self-driving cars.
I don't understand, though. Are you saying that this is a reason to accept Apple's CSAM-detection?
- passivate 5y agoOh, I'm with you on the CSAM. I just wanted clarity about the self-driving cars, its a pet peeve of mine.
- mejutoco 5y ago> If that isn't true, then yes, we should seriously consider abandoning the idea of self-driving cars. I wanted to share a (I found) controversial thought: Self-driving cars are the US response to trains. No taxes for railways are palatable, but private vehicles on special roads and profit to be made, great for the car industry. That, IMO, is what drives (pun intended) self-driven cars.