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What Tesla’s Model 3 UI reveals about its vision for the future
Building a fully autonomous car can be broken down into three separate problems: perception (figuring out what is going on in the world), prediction (determining what will happen next), and driving policy (steering left or right, accelerating or braking). The last part, driving policy, is considered relatively simple. Perception and prediction pose
... See moreTom Standage • A Brief History of Motion: From the Wheel, to the Car, to What Comes Next
these visions deliberately exclude anything that might be perceived as an obstacle or that seem outside a very narrow norm, from regulatory impediments to the inconvenience of other people. This characterizes the worldview of those who can only see a future that continues to be designed for the car.
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Tesla’s car is nothing but software on wheels and could become a platform for entertainment, payment, and much more.
Sunil Gupta • Driving Digital Strategy: A Guide to Reimagining Your Business
Cars and the FutureA little over a year ago I explained in Cars and the Future that there were three changes happening in the personal transportation industry simultaneously:Drivetrains were changing from the internal combustion engine to electricCar operation was moving from human-based to computer-based (i.e. self-driving cars)Ownership was shift... See more
Ben Thompson • Intel, Mobileye, and Smiling Curves
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Four people have also died while traveling in Tesla cars under the control of the company’s Autopilot software. This is not a full self-driving system because it can only be used for highway driving and is meant to be used under the supervision of the driver, who can resume control at any time. As well as maintaining a safe distance from the car in
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Google and Tesla are now inching toward one another in terms of approach. Google—perhaps feeling the heat from Tesla and other rivals—accelerated deployment of fully autonomous vehicles, piloting a program with taxi-like vehicles in the Phoenix metropolitan area. Meanwhile, Tesla appears to have pumped the brakes on its rapid rollout of fully auton
... See moreKai-Fu Lee • AI Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley, and the New World Order
Interface > Data > Model: The “interface” and “data” layers will further distinguish market leaders while the “models” layer becomes increasingly commoditized and pushed to the edge. As a growing number of our everyday use-cases of powerful GenerativeAI models fall below the frontier of “the best models,” they will be enabled by cheaper commoditize... See more
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