>when that's not a requirement for humans to be able to drive? If it get's cheap enough it will be. But the AI isn't human and things a human would recognize,

>when that's not a requirement for humans to be able to drive? If it get's cheap enough it will be. But the AI isn't human and things a human would recognize, like a a large grey truck up ahead doing a turn on an overcast day an AI can just miss. > if you say we can't have automation until its 100% perfect, That's why we need the lidar.