lmao how much are y'all getting paid to tweet the same PR bullshit at mepic.twitter.com/lEb4NlCU3M
Spoken like someone who doesn’t have children, elderly parents, or friends who were killed in automobile accidents. And the problem is not that self-driving cars aren’t feasible, it’s that they aren’t feasible yet.https://twitter.com/morganastra/status/1034630987701862402 …
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Not sp. Rather am one of the world’s most vocal critics of deep learning and (current) self-driving cars, often quoted in that regards, and was not paid for that tweet (or any others). But I do like to see arguments made correctly.
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I don’t know the etymology of “trains” or “cars,” but it might clear things up to concoct a new word for this new form of transportation. After all, cars, buses, and trains will most likely operate along side these proposed ground drones.
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I often have flashbacks to my 2 year son crossing our little street and being a second away from on being run down by a car (he didn’t). Yes totally my fault as a distracted parent. The faster we get this to work the better ... next step then might be autonomous parents?
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Talking about tech is tough because time horizons are vague. I get the enthusiasm. But most of us have elderly parents and aging relatives. I struggle w whether introing them to Alexa is selfish or not. There’s no chance in hell I’d put them in an self-driving car today.
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