@MarstonConnell@dremnik Make it make sense .. Would you buy one if your car looked like it ? NO... Because machines looking like odd weird machines will intimidate you and most other people. Visual cues give the first impression and confort to most people.
@lapaulvolcker Business 101 (or maybe common sense) : Every product has a designated product market. It doesn't need to serve everyone.
85% of rideshare is single/double riders. ๐ตโ๐ซ๐ตโ๐ซ๐ตโ๐ซ
@amanobviously Business 101 (or maybe common sense) : Every product has a designated product market. It doesn't need to serve everyone.
85% of rideshare is single riders. So parents won't decide the fate of cybercab. ๐ตโ๐ซ๐ตโ๐ซ๐ตโ๐ซ
@Deandawiz@SurfinTheBTC@RobotaxiRadar@aelluswamy@DavidMoss@grok 23 sensors in a waymo including camera lidar and radar is probably overcomplicating the problem.
It surprises me that Google poses themselves as an AI forward company and waymo says end to end AI won't solve autonomy.
@CARN0N See how the second car just pops open the right door and doesn't open fully because it sees the passenger is nearby and walking towards it. That's some good intelligence right there..
@butala_aryan@SawyerMerritt@rajuvamsi007
@MissJilianne Nothing wrong about this. Please lie to me that you were going to follow the horse buggy at 10mph for the next 30mins ๐ and you never go 1mph over the posted speed limit ๐. Also, Following rules rigidly isn't the safest option always. FSD handled it just like any human would.