>Your self-driving cars are stilll bad. Huh? We have Waymo and Cruise, both of which operate a taxi service with no driver in the car in a major city, on top o

>Your self-driving cars are stilll bad. Huh? We have Waymo and Cruise, both of which operate a taxi service with no driver in the car in a major city, on top of many other smaller players including Tesla. Waymo has a stellar safety record to boot. Bad compared to what exactly? Not human drivers, not anything built anywhere else. >The cloud it's just rehashed mainframes, every Unix users in the 90's (and Athena) did that. If everyone was doing it, how come the top 3 players are all in the US? Why is Europe reliant on US cloud instead of having its own? And just like everything else, only "competing" with it by kneecapping it with regulation. >On space, ok, but China it's getting closer daily. Not Europe though, is it? >Consumer? Europe's food it's far better and cheaper. Consumer technology... which is what this conversation is about. >On AI, China has goverment funded project far ahead of the USA. Again, what does this have to do with Europe? Further, what projects exactly? If you can't use them, they don't exist. OpenAI is making entire job functions obsolete today. Reminder that the population of the US is 350M, EU 450M, Europe 750M, and China 1.5B.