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Posted by Skalamanga
 - September 13, 2023, 13:45:35
Quote from: Vince on September 11, 2023, 04:00:10
Quote from: neblogai on September 09, 2023, 18:27:19Driving the same boring highways is such a pain, I will absolutely enjoy doing better things instead (sleeping, consuming media, eating, working, etc).

Wow it's what I do everyday in my bus/train...

My commute is 20-30 minutes by car, but over 2 hours by public transport, including 40 minutes walking.
Posted by anan
 - September 11, 2023, 13:14:56
Quote from: Vince on September 11, 2023, 04:00:10Wow it's what I do everyday in my bus/train...
You mean you were sleeping, consuming media, eating, working, etc on bus/train during your commute? I wouldn't even listen to music on my headphones if I was sitting in a seat where I would block another passenger.
Commute by car is by far the "premium" version where you have to pay the price of forced activity of driving yourself.
On the subject at hand - everyone knows that self driving cars are coming and there's money to be made. This will happen and at some point you might not even have an option of a human driver.
Posted by Vince
 - September 11, 2023, 04:00:10
Quote from: neblogai on September 09, 2023, 18:27:19Driving the same boring highways is such a pain, I will absolutely enjoy doing better things instead (sleeping, consuming media, eating, working, etc).

Wow it's what I do everyday in my bus/train...
Posted by Paul W.
 - September 10, 2023, 14:35:55
Tesla has a long way to go to produce fully self driving cars.  Safety is the number one problem and Tesla keeps failing to produce a safe autonomous vehicle. Only Mercedes was the only maker so far to release one to the market as full self driving that passed all safety standards.  Mercedes usually beats all other car makers on technology.  Govt agencies including and many will agree that autonomous vehicles is a great feature to have to eliminate road rage, manslaughter, DUI, less mental stress, eliminate rude or wreckless driving on the road, lower insurance rates, eliminate traffic tickets, etc. The benefits outweigh the risks. Only selfish and cocky people will want to prevent autonomous technology.
Posted by rubaxter
 - September 09, 2023, 21:24:51
You mean the Robo-taxi that has YET to be even designed ..., even by companies that are actually working towards REAL Full Self Driving, instead of blue-smoke-and-mirrors Slightly Better Autopilot?!

the Robo-taxi what was going to make a 100% ROI soooo quickly that INTELLIGENT people were asking why Tesla didn't just move into the taxi business with such a license to print money??!!
Posted by neblogai
 - September 09, 2023, 18:27:19
I, on the other hand, will be absolutely happy when self driving cars arrive. Driving the same boring highways is such a pain, I will absolutely enjoy doing better things instead (sleeping, consuming media, eating, working, etc). As for the drivers- there will be more productive jobs for them too. And on top this all, self driving means that way less cars will be needed overall (helping the environment), as it will become a lot cheaper to rent from a pool of self driving cars, than for everyone to own their own car and have it sit idle 90% of the time. Plus, a car coming for you on demand means that parking space on your street will stop being an issue. So many issues are solved with self driving, it is great to see E. Musk pushing it this hard.
Posted by Patrick Sills
 - September 09, 2023, 15:19:54
A $25,000 EV for the masses would be a good thing provided it's not some puny Fiat 500-sized car with pathetic range, but what I can't get past is Elon's vision of robotaxis and the colossal loss of driving jobs that would result. I will never so much as set foot in a car that drives itself. Ever.
Posted by Redaktion
 - September 09, 2023, 12:56:26
What sealed the deal for Elon Musk to greenlight the production of Tesla's cheapest car, dubbed the Model 2, was its design. 'When one of these comes around a corner, people will think they are seeing something from the future,' he reportedly quipped.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Elon-Musk-got-sold-on-futuristic-Tesla-Model-2-design-and-its-mass-production-sharing-with-the-robotaxi.748116.0.html