As the competition in the autonomous vehicle space heats up, especially with Waymo's recent valuation surge and Tesla's plans for the Cybercab, I'm curious to hear everyone's thoughts on the future of self-driving technology.
Do you think Tesla's approach to integrating self-driving capabilities into their existing fleet will give them an edge over Waymo's dedicated robotaxi service? How do you feel about the regulatory challenges that both companies might face as they push for mainstream acceptance?
Additionally, for those who have experienced Tesla's current ride-hailing service, what are your impressions? Do you believe that Tesla's focus on safety drivers is a wise move, or should they be pushing harder towards fully autonomous rides? Let's discuss!
As the competition in the autonomous vehicle space heats up, especially with Waymo's recent valuation surge and Tesla's plans for the Cybercab, I'm curious to hear everyone's thoughts on the future of self-driving technology.
Do you think Tesla's approach to integrating self-driving capabilities into their existing fleet will give them an edge over Waymo's dedicated robotaxi service? How do you feel about the regulatory challenges that both companies might face as they push for mainstream acceptance?
Additionally, for those who have experienced Tesla's current ride-hailing service, what are your impressions? Do you believe that Tesla's focus on safety drivers is a wise move, or should they be pushing harder towards fully autonomous rides? Let's discuss!
- By Cjacker