> Hell, my vacuum stops moving when it detects it crashed into something (likely torque required to move wheels is larger than expected). Ha ha, that's a good

> Hell, my vacuum stops moving when it detects it crashed into something (likely torque required to move wheels is larger than expected). Ha ha, that's a good take. Maybe you could help musk and point him to that vacuum :D On a serious note self driving sounds like a near impossible problem due to deadly corner cases that take intuition of a general purpose AI. Driving in California is probably the easiest level of complexity. How do you drive in inner EU town and cities? I will believe when I see it. Otherwise any claims of 'we almost have it working' are lies to me