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U.S. to decide soon on GM's request to deploy cars without steering wheels
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this post was submitted on 15 Jul 2023
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Well you know now! So it worked.
Funny thing about ai is there isn't really a moat. Once an idea is out there it's easy to catch up, so don't be surprised to see the big players ahead now get caught up by competitors very quickly.
Self driving is a lot more than just AI though. Our current AI gets really smart really quickly, but fails way too often to be used in critical roles like driving, which is why most of the code in these self driving cars isn't actually AI. They use it to predict the path of other cars, decipher data, and make high level decisions, but the actual control of the car (steering, brakes, etc) is all traditional programming. Waymo even talked about how they used to have more AI, and removed some in favor of traditional logic