What real world problem does this solve?
this post was submitted on 23 Jun 2025
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Actually, lots. The issue is that if it doesn't work it's dangerous.
Stonks?
Task automation
Is it really task automation if it does it worse than a drunk human could have done it?
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Nothing that a train + scooter / bicycle cannot solve imo
The Tesla is is just following the regional driving style. Humans make the same mistakes at 15:06
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Wow that turn signal sound is annoying. Why does it even need to make a sound in a car that’s supposed to be driving itself?
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One of those American robot cars
I understood that reference
Let's see bug balls what he has to say.
Woaw! Damn! The robotaxis are a dangerous fuck up!? That's most surprising thing that happened all year! There's literally no way I could've seen that coming.
Sounds like the indian guy driving it with a joystick was a bit hungover. You'd think they'd screen that thing at the entrance of the cubicle farm where all these AI folk drive these from. AI is just "anonymous indians" for elmo's grifting kind.
oof
lmfao