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Apple will have a hand in every detail of the 'Apple Car,' analysts say
fastasleep said:byronl said:GeeAye said:byronl said:mark fearing said:It's a CAR SERVICE. You subscribe. Access to certain amount of hours or types of vehicles. It's for urban markets. It will save you the waste of paying for a car that mainly sits in your driveway most of its life. These isn't a more wasteful and 19th century technology and system in place than automobiles right now.
Isn't that what they said about blackberry in the smart phone market?
sorry for the duplicate comment but it’s basically the same reply
I like Tesla, and Musk (as far as his work goes anyway), but we'll see how quickly even they get to full automated driving. The only AI day thing I have seen so far though is Musk "unveiling" his humanoid robot by way of having a dude in a unitard robot costume dance to EDM on stage.You’ve only seen the Tesla Bot from AI Day because instead of actually watching it, you only observed headlines and articles about it. AI day was around 2 hours long, and Tesla Bot was maybe only 10 minutes of the entire presentation, and it was announced that the END of AI Day. Most MSM only care about clicks, and they knew that the meat of AI Day wouldn’t generate the clicks they so desired. They went with relentlessly reporting on the Tesla Bot announcement instead of the almost 2 hours worth of inspiring work that the AI software and hardware teams have been doing.If you actually watch the presentation, it’s very cutting-edge stuff when it comes to computer vision and autonomous driving. Feel free to not watch the Tesla Bot part, which again, is at the end of the presentation. Besides, AI Day was largely a recruiting event for Tesla, and the Tesla Bot was announced in huge part to attract AI talent. Because the truth is, there is AI talent out there that don’t want to work on ad algorithms. They want to work on challenging yet positively world-changing stuff like Spot or the Tesla Bot.