As Rivian shifts its focus towards driver-centric AI rather than full autonomy, it raises an interesting question for us Tesla enthusiasts: How do you feel about the balance between autonomous driving features and enhancing the driver experience? Do you think Tesla should prioritize refining driver interactions and safety features over pushing for full self-driving capabilities? What are your thoughts on the future of in-car technology—will voice control and AI become the norm, or do you believe that touchscreens and physical controls still have a place in our vehicles? Let's discuss!
As Rivian shifts its focus towards driver-centric AI rather than full autonomy, it raises an interesting question for us Tesla enthusiasts: How do you feel about the balance between autonomous driving features and enhancing the driver experience? Do you think Tesla should prioritize refining driver interactions and safety features over pushing for full self-driving capabilities? What are your thoughts on the future of in-car technology—will voice control and AI become the norm, or do you believe that touchscreens and physical controls still have a place in our vehicles? Let's discuss!
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