@garyblack00 You made the coupterpoint to your own argument in the very last sentence. All of this is and will be priced in by the time of any merger announcement.
@Scobleizer It also should be noted that Tesla chose this path. They could have geofenced right from the start and only focused on specific cities and specific routes. It would have given the impression they were winning but this would only have been an illusion.
@garyblack00@thejefflutz You're basically saying eventually t/
others will get there and eventually others will catch up. No kidding.
This doesn't change the fact that Tesla has a tremendous lead and virtually no competition for the next 5-10 years.
@TSLAFanMtl He may be referring to unsupervised fsd for personal use which will work anywhere in the world and not the currently deployed geofenced robotaxis.
@WisdomConquer@davidbessis I believe you are correct. Pinker's post reads like an ad or a tease for a much larger discussion that will likely address this model as an explanation.
@Scobleizer Except that billions of people are already using a version of Gemini. It's called Google search. The number of Gemini users is actually much bigger than what the Gemini app alone would suggest.
@bradsferguson If Google does this it makes it more likely that a competing carmaker with license FSD. Anyone who cuts a deal with Google will want exclusivity.