tesla is making millions of cars with the capability of driving themselves. conservatively imagine the cars make 2k a month. each 1 million cars could then make 24 billion per year
It's the highest paying cushiest career on earth. If you don't want to grind a little bit to secure that then don't. Just make less money doing something harder. It's your choice and personally I'm happy if there's less competition
It's relatively easy if you've solved self-driving. It's no longer a monumental research problem. Waymo has been scaling 5x annually since Oct 2020 and they say it was mainly enabled by increases in reliability.
I know, doesn't change anything about what I said. Cars were not the limiting factor. To sustain the 5x growth rate, they will need more cars, which is why there's over 2k in the pipeline and why they've recently built a factory capable of making tens of thousands per year after reaching full capacity.
So much hate in this thread lol. Headline could have easily been "Tesla launches Robotaxi, gives hundreds of rides without incident".
They're closer than ever to solving driving at scale. In fact they're the only company close to doing it. Waymo still has less than 3 thousand cars. Keep shorting if you want. The pace of improvement in the last year and a half makes success obvious. I haven't had a safety intervention in many months on just random roads. Cheers haters
Fine with me buddy. There's tens of thousands of hours of perfect rides online. There's an uber driver with no safety intervention in 17k+ miles who records every drive. Stick your head in the sand if you want. In fact, short the stock!
Someone without a driver's license might also give hundreds of safe rides. Driving safely is a matter of the corner cases, not the somewhat trivial base case.