>We are not curing cancer or feeding the world here, we are trying to make people get rich by eliminating the cost of labour for a human driver. No way this cal

>We are not curing cancer or feeding the world here, we are trying to make people get rich by eliminating the cost of labour for a human driver. No way this calculus should prioritize investors over human lives in any sane society. Other than working and sleeping, driving is the main thing adults do with their lives. Not having to do it anymore would be transformational. I'd prefer to see that accomplished through urbanism and public transit, but that's about as much of a moonshot politically as self-driving is technically.