> we'll have driverless cars within ten-years It's not really clear what you mean by this - we have driverless cars now, but I assume you're talking about them

> we'll have driverless cars within ten-years It's not really clear what you mean by this - we have driverless cars now, but I assume you're talking about them being ubiquitous. My assumption is that we haven't really gotten any closer to generalizing autonomous car behaviour outside of very "clean" situations (like exhaustively tested routes in a city with known intersections) in the past 10 years, and I'm not sure we're going to make much progress on that in the next 10 years either, without a significant shift in the ways we're solving these problems. To echo another commenter - people were saying this 10 years ago too.