The hottest Self-driving cars Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Common Sense with Bari Weiss 329 implied HN points 28 Feb 24
  1. Some people are against autonomous vehicles due to concerns about job losses and automation, leading to vandalism and resistance. However, autonomous vehicles have the potential to significantly reduce traffic fatalities caused by human drivers.
  2. Despite initial skepticism, self-driving cars are evolving and have the ability to improve safety on the roads. They offer a smooth and futuristic driving experience, with the potential to outperform human drivers.
  3. The deployment of self-driving cars is a step towards minimizing traffic deaths, and they can coexist with public transportation systems. Government regulations play a crucial role in overseeing the introduction of autonomous vehicles to ensure safety and efficacy.
The Gradient 20 implied HN points 08 Mar 24
  1. Self-driving cars are traditionally built with separate modules for perception, localization, planning, and control.
  2. New approach of End-To-End learning involves a single neural network for steering and acceleration, but it can create a black box problem.
  3. The article explores the potential role of Large Language Models (LLMs) like GPT in revolutionizing autonomous driving by replacing traditional modules.
Kneeling Bus 185 implied HN points 23 Jun 23
  1. Driving in Los Angeles is time-consuming and inconvenient for everyone, regardless of wealth.
  2. Transport options like ridesharing apps have transformed urban travel and made distant places more accessible, albeit at a higher cost.
  3. Advancements in transportation technology suggest a future where travel becomes a space of its own, separate from the physical world we traverse.
Malt Liquidity 6 implied HN points 13 Mar 24
  1. Our brain is exceptional at pattern recognition, and merging with technology can enhance our abilities.
  2. Visual processing is faster than auditory processing, like in chess where seeing the board is more efficient than listening to a game.
  3. Technology, like AI, can help turbocharge our skills by providing new perspectives and automating processes, leading to more creative problem-solving.
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Apperceptive (moved to buttondown) 32 implied HN points 27 Oct 23
  1. The self-driving car industry had many startups aiming for a piece of the autonomous car market.
  2. Waymo and Cruise were seen as leading the race for self-driving vehicles, but had vastly different approaches and challenges.
  3. Cruise faced difficulties transitioning from testing to deploying revenue taxi service while still grappling with technical challenges.