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OK, but I think it will end up being more than 25 years behind schedule, taking into account the claims which is what people like Chris Urmson and Bill Gurley
by chubot 1y ago
OK, but I think it will end up being more than 25 years behind schedule, taking into account the claims
which is what people like Chris Urmson and Bill Gurley already said prior to 2018 (see my sibling comment)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_predictions_for_autonomous_Tesla_vehicles_by_Elon_Musk https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_predictions_for_autono...
We're going to end up with complete autonomy
Ultimately you'll be able to summon your car anywhere … your car can get to you. I think that within two years, you'll be able to summon your car from across the country
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(Also, in 2018 I said I'd be the first to buy a car where I could sleep behind the wheel while going from SF to Portland or LA. That obviously doesn't exist now.
Anyone want to take a bet on whether this will be possible in 2032, 7 years from now? I'd bet NO, but we can check in 2032 :-) )
- hluska 1y ago25 years is far fetched. Again, you obviously have a bone to pick because HN disagreed with you, but this obsession with yours is such that you’re no longer making sense. 25 years?? Totally insane.
- goku12 1y agoTo be fair, I don't see any sort of technical arguments on either side to justify their claims. You need some clue about its internal design and its current state to make an educated guess about the expected development time. Without that, 25 years is as valid a guess as 5 years. But I won't dismiss any claims outright. I'm all ears if anyone has any explanation to offer.
- Rover222 1y agoTeslas are already driving an hour alone to deliver themselves from the factory.
- bgwalter 1y agoIt will coincide with the Year of the Linux Desktop.