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Not yet, but give it time. The concept of self-driving vehicles even a decade ago seemed absurd (or even AI for that matter), but now it all seems like a realit
by dottjt 3y ago
Not yet, but give it time. The concept of self-driving vehicles even a decade ago seemed absurd (or even AI for that matter), but now it all seems like a reality.
And that's not even taking into account all the advances we'll have with AI within the next decade that we haven't even thought about.
But yeah, you may be right.
- troupo 3y ago> The concept of self-driving vehicles even a decade ago seemed absurd (or even AI for that matter), but now it all seems like a reality. Nope. It's still not close to reality. It's as close to reality as it has been for the past 10 years while it was being hyped up to be close to reality. > And that's not even taking into account all the advances we'll have with AI within the next decade that we haven't even thought about. As with FSD, we may approach an 80% with the rest 20% being insurmountable. Don't get me wrong, these advances are amazing. And I'd love to see an AI capable of what we already pretend it's capable of, but it's not even close to these dreams.
- astrange 3y agoCruise and Waymo are in production in really difficult cities. I think it's definitely in the last 10 years of not being here.
- troupo 3y ago> Cruise and Waymo are in production in really difficult cities. Cruise and Waymo are in production in very tightly fine-tuned and carefully monitored situations in two cities. We've yet to see if that can be easily (or at all) adapted to driving anywhere else.