>They will either write something workable Since when has a car company ever created workable software? The screens still lag, and the in-car integration syst

>They will either write something workable Since when has a car company ever created workable software? The screens still lag, and the in-car integration systems are so garbage that they found it worthwhile to farm them out to tech companies. And CarPlay/Android Auto aren't much better; Google employees are specifically hired based on their expertise of data structures and algorithms so they have zero excuse for the abysmal quality of the software they turn out. If this is what tens of millions in salaries buys I'm suddenly a lot less disappointed in the fact that AI can do a better job.