Cruise's 3rd generation self-driving car

Post by senatorobama » Tue, Sep 12, 2017, 11:46 PM UTC

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You created your account 19hrs ago....sketchy.

Yes, I am commenting anonymously. It's necessary. Cruise Automation can produce a good demo. Shortcuts have been taken to produce good-looking results. Don't be deceived. No car running the current software (or any software derived from it) will ever operate reliably. Posted below, you will find a deleted comment from one of my fellow Cruise employees. That comment is accurate in its characterization of both Kyle and…

Post by mbesto » Wed, Sep 13, 2017, 2:33 AM UTC

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> they'll have cars driving around empty. > It's a prediction, I can't provide a source for events that haven't occurred. Using the words "they will" makes it sound like an assertion. How are you so confident about "events that haven't occurred" will indeed occur? You listed out reports and demos, none of which necessarily suggest that "Late this year or 2018 they'll have cars driving around empty"? Do you have addit…

If I tell you the sun is going to rise tomorrow morning, I don't actually know it's going to do that until it does. That's kind of the thing about future events, it should go without saying. Nothing you've written is a counter argument. You just used way more words than you need to to say 'I don't believe you'. Yay. My points are that GM is doing well, and that they are scaling up their operation to a degree that wou…

Post by tmpnam7280557 » Wed, Sep 13, 2017, 4:09 AM UTC

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Both questions: I don't know. But as an individual: I'm vesting while I work to satisfy the conditions for a GM payout.

Aren't you afraid of the black hole on your resume?