The decision making technology is definitely possible, not this year or next but in a decade? Sure, plausible. However removing all the sensors, reducing redun

The decision making technology is definitely possible, not this year or next but in a decade? Sure, plausible. However removing all the sensors, reducing redundancy, from a high speed moving car to save manufacturing costs and increase profits is in direct conflict with safe driving for the passenger and other people on the road. Many more sensors, much more redundancy, roads that give feedback, networked cars that give feedback, satellites for near realtime external updates, all will make cars eventually drive themselves better than humans. But certainly not "just cameras" that cannot even handle weather without severely compromised guessing. You don't do that in a physical world requiring safety.