Does learn to drive such a hard thing? No
Then why do we need this kind of company? I don’t know.
Does learn to drive such a hard thing? No
Then why do we need this kind of company? I don’t know.
Why bother doing anything at all with this attitude?
Let's freeze in place and wait until the sun dies out. I don't know.
To me, Waymo is exciting because it could unlock a next step function of capabilities, patterns, and economics. Everything we take for granted in transportation -- highways, traffic signals, parking, traffic itself -- we could potentially get to reevaluate a lot of previously-held assumptions. The second- and third-order effects could be wild.
Maybe it'll all go bust. It's worth a shot, though. The rewards, if they succeed, will be tremendous.
waymo is 14 years old, maybe it is enough for a shot and time to move on something more proven? Like poor billions into smarter public transportation for example.
I get the self-driving car skepticism. I'm a skeptic. But the expected value is insanely positive and warrants our attention.
theres obvious value in last mile transportation that trains will never provide. please go outside
But it sounds this kind of business may be not scalable.
I come from a place that has in the last 13 years more than 500K people died, in almost 28% of the cases it happened roads/highways due to illegal overtaking and over-speeding.
I would like to have in my lifetime a car that had some sort of technology that could prevent some of those accidents, and autonomous cars could help on it.