Exponential improvement in 6 months of AI in image generation ft. Ronald McDonaldSubmitted by Sieventer t3_zj8inu in singularity
Artanthos t1_izyxgdy wrote
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Why aren’t we using them everywhere?
Because it’s going to take time to get regulatory approval.
Government is a slow process. Years will be spent gathering data, addressing public concerns, carefully evaluating regulations, etc.
Only after the process is complete and regulations are in place will fully autonomous vehicles be allowed outside their current test cities.
China is already ahead of the US with this regulatory framework.
https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2022/08/08/tech/baidu-robotaxi-permits-china/index.html
User1539 t1_izz0sqa wrote
But, again, people who have the beta of the self driving Tesla all seem to agree it's not ready for primetime. I've ridden in one in the past 6 months where the owner was telling me he won't use it because it's 'like riding with a teenager, you never know when it's just going to do something stupid and you have to panic and slam the brakes'.
They're still limited hours on the ones they are using as driverless taxis (not Teslas, so who knows how far ahead they are?), but I don't think this is entirely regulatory.
If we had video after video of beta users saying 'I just put my hands on the wheel and fall asleep in NYC traffic', I'd be there with you, but that's not what I'm hearing.
Artanthos t1_izzzpuk wrote
Tesla is not the market leader for self driving vehicles, and has not been for a long time.
Stop fixating on Tesla and Musk and go look at the rest of the world.
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