> Autonomous vehicle companies have picked the unsolvable moonshot problem instead of improving the controls UX of driving to where it provides greater leverage

> Autonomous vehicle companies have picked the unsolvable moonshot problem instead of improving the controls UX of driving to where it provides greater leverage to human ability. Make the driving experience more like a motorcycle, which is an extension of your body, instead of a mediated service where driving is reduced to a transaction. Who the hell would want this? My guess is that 99% of the people that would want this already do drive motorcycles, exactly for that reason. But for the vast majority of the rest of this, I don't want driving to "provide greater leverage to human ability". I just want it to get me from point A to point B, ideally without me thinking about it so I can do other things.