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Re:GPT Takes the Bar Exam by lm28469 on Monday January 09, 2023 @08:51AM (#34310282)
> but we're pretty far along.

Go out literally anywhere outside of a major western city and you'll witness just how incredibly wrong you are about this statement.

> and Waymo's "chauffeur" is apparently much better than that

You forgot a major detail, on clear straight and wide californian roads with perfect conditions. Put them in a historical european city or in inda's traffic hell and witness the mayhem

Even waymo's previous ceo was full of doubt: https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/alphabet-google-waymo-ceo...

We're still so far away from autonomous vehicles, to the point most still doubt we'll get there one day without rebuilding our entire infrastructure to accommodate it

Teslas can't even drive in snowy or foggy condition, that removes half the planet for 1/3rd of the year, but of course for a FAANG engineer living in the bay that's not a problem, for them we already have fully autonomous cars, it's just an extremely tiny subset of it.

I spent my holidays in a Eastern european country, I'd pay big money to film Musk in a fully autonomous tesla there, it would probably be the funniest shit ever, I bet it would crash in the first mile

Re:GPT Takes the Bar Exam by candiodari on Monday January 09, 2023 @04:14PM (#34316166)
> I spent my holidays in a Eastern european country, I'd pay big money to film Musk in a fully autonomous tesla there, it would probably be the funniest shit ever, I bet it would crash in the first mile

I agree it'd be funny, but crash in the first mile? I'd take that bet.