Comment by SR2Z
Just a reminder that Tesla has still not offered driverless robotaxi rides to the public.
At this point, it's entirely because Musk refuses to add LIDAR. If he did they could probably be competing with Waymo in a year.
Just a reminder that Tesla has still not offered driverless robotaxi rides to the public.
At this point, it's entirely because Musk refuses to add LIDAR. If he did they could probably be competing with Waymo in a year.
Nvidia follows the same strategy because having a large end-to-end model is how you get your customers to buy GPUs with their AI slush fund (and I don't think they limit themselves to vision).
His rationale at this point seems to be mostly stubbornness, coupled with a healthy dose of anxiety when he considers how much money he'll have to spend to deliver FSD to the people who bought it 10 years ago.
His rationale seems to be validated by Nvidia following the same strategy, no?