The formula is so consistent: cherry-pick some disappointments, interpret any pivot as retreat, claim the hype is unsustainable, predict imminent collapse, position yourself as the sober realist. Rinse and repeat every 6-12 months, adjusting the timeline when the previous prediction fails to materialize.
The formula is so consistent: cherry-pick some disappointments, interpret any pivot as retreat, claim the hype is unsustainable, predict imminent collapse, position yourself as the sober realist. Rinse and repeat every 6-12 months, adjusting the timeline when the previous prediction fails to materialize.
His prediction of self-driving cars being a fiasco does not need any adjustment, and it stands after 7 years.
Living in LA where there are plenty of Waymo cars constantly driving around, I strongly disagree with that.
Yes, 400 of them.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waymo#Robotaxis
LA has more than 6,000,000 cars.
That is how strong you can disagree with me. 400 out of 6,000,000. And I'm being kind by considering just LA.