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"Nearly obvious" seems to be doing a lot of work in that sentence. Maybe elaborate? There are now millions of cars on the road with some level of autonomy, yo
by ajross 3y ago
"Nearly obvious" seems to be doing a lot of work in that sentence. Maybe elaborate? There are now millions of cars on the road with some level of autonomy, you don't need to hand-wave about what you believe "will" happen. Just show the data.
- djbusby 3y agoIt was the items mentioned by @lolinder - software updates causing cars behavior to change, who really owns it, etc. That context was easier to see when this thread started. The "nearly obvious" was referring to things already mentioned, which I also think are obvious but many others don't.