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[scarby2]

This will absolutely change in the next decade.

[bee_rider → scarby2]

It might, it would be pretty reasonable if the company that sells a self-driving car is the one liable when it crashes into something.

Tesla will be shielded by their brilliant strategy of never releasing the feature.

[lpapez → scarby2]

As announced by their CEO in the previous decade...

[bee_rider → lpapez]

I think they must mean the second sentence will happen in the next decade. Tesla releasing a self driving car… probably not so likely.

[scarby2 → bee_rider]

Given that other companies have self driving cars operating (but not for sale) today (I've taken rides in them).

I think Tesla might have to accept they need to use more sensors, and maybe even licence someone else's tech but Tesla will not accept being the only "luxury" automaker not offering self driving.

[NewJazz → scarby2]

Yeah but someone has to overcome their ego before being willing to license the tech for their most hyped feature... We'll see how long that takes.

Adding sensors would indeed be an easy W.