Is this before or after fully autonomous cars and agi? Both should be there in two years right?
10 years ago people were predicting VR would be everywhere, it flopped hard.
10 years ago people were predicting VR would be everywhere, it flopped hard.
10 years ago, people were predicting that deep learning will change everything. And it did.
Why just use one example (VR) and apply it to everything? Even then, a good portion of people did not think VR would be everywhere by now.
It is odd how many people don't realize how developed self-driving taxis are.
I think most people will consider self driving tech to be a thing when it's as widespread as TVs were, 20 years after their introduction.
Fully autonomous in select defined cities owned by big corps is probably a reasonable expectation.
Fully autonomous in the hands of an owner applied to all driving conditions and working reliably is likely still a distant goal.
Those with the real vested interest don't care if that flops, while zealous worshippers to the next brand new disruptive tech are just a free vehicle to that end.