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Nah. We're still not that close. Think of it this way, you turn on an appliance at home and it's what, a 0.0001% chance it will explode in your face? Now automa
by seoulmetro 2y ago
Nah. We're still not that close. Think of it this way, you turn on an appliance at home and it's what, a 0.0001% chance it will explode in your face? Now automated driving, hospitality etc is all more like a 0.1+% chance something goes wrong still. Huge difference.
I don't really take those taxis as a form of solved automation. It's a nice step though.
- fragmede 2y agoWhy don't robotaxis count?
- seoulmetro 2y agoBecause large, money-rich companies and censored usage is not a proving ground. Amazon "trialled" stores that were automated but ended up being humans. Even without the human factor they weren't proof of successful automation of retail.