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Old 02-11-2022, 11:52 AM   #60 (permalink)
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Which is the brilliance of Comma AI, and why it's the only autonomous system that's profitable.

Musk's mistake was starting at level 4, which as you and I both agree, will not be achievable this decade.

Comma AI gets around legal issues by only selling the hardware, which can accomodate open source software. It seems they are somewhere between level 2 and level 3 automation.

While people are killing themselves by not assuming responsibility for driving in their Teslas, Comma AI requires driver attention. No water bottle in the steering wheel trick.

I'm surprised at the push for level 4, as that shifts liability. I'd work at perfecting level 3 as a goal since liability remains with the driver, and it's simpler to accomplish. Level 4 is a problem for the 2030s, and level 5 should never exist. There is always need to occasionally assume control.
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