self-driving cars

“A self-driving car in the not-to-existent future may have a hundred of these cards, maybe 200 of these computers that are inside the card.”

“A self-driving car generates about 10 gigabytes of data per mile.”

“You think about a self-driving car, it's effectively a data center on wheels. And a drone is a data center with wings, and a robot is a data center with arms and legs, and a boat is a floating data center”

“And so I think we're going to see some blend of these techniques, but it's a tribute to the power of deep learning and how effective those techniques that we're even having this conversation that you could build an end to end deep learning car.”

“Morally, from a social point of view, we should try to get self-driving cars on the road as soon as possible, even if we get this small tick up in new types of accidents that we've never seen before due to the interaction, because the self-driving algorithms w…”

“So if you added 15 gigawatts every year for 30 years, you could get to 450 gigawatts, which is just about the forecast capacity needed. So it looks like we don't have to do anything incredibly unnatural to get to the electricity production levels that we're go…”

“I think self-driving cars are actually gonna be, I think they're actually gonna be owned by hedge funds. So I guarantee they're not going to want to take responsibility. So I think what's going to happen is hedge funds are going to spend a billion dollars and …”

“The first self-driving car is not going to be part of a mesh of every car in the city. You're going to get into the car and say, I want to go here, and it will have to work out how to get there.”

“I don't think a self-driving bus is, is, is kind of transformative in the way the self-driving car is, because there's always got to, you know, that's, you know, the space taken up by the driver isn't really the point.”

“The point is that self-driving cars, therefore, make on-demand services much, much, much bigger, and they tend to result, therefore, in many fewer people owning a car.”

“What self-driving does is it transforms the layout of the city because things like parking and gas stations and strip malls and the kind of the whole layout of the retail and commercial real estate starts to change because it's all built around parking as much…”

“Making a self-driving car, we do not yet have the technology to make self-driving cars.”

“And those cars don't have a driver, and the insurance probably costs half as much because self-driving cars don't have accidents in the same way, because the error rate will be lower, and so the price of those self-driving, of those on-demand services will be …”

“Services like Lyft and Uber which will likely be the first delivery mechanism on the, for the mass market for self-driving cars.”

“If the self-driving car works the way that it does, you could take that number very close to zero. Self-driving cars really should never get into accidents, because they just know so much more about what's happening around them, and by the way, they don't get …”

“Self-driving car collects 10 gigabytes of data a mile, right?”

“If you think about the new world of distributed computing, the data that gets collected in a self-driving car or some endpoint is going to be, the information will be processed at that endpoint. It won't be translated back to a central storage pool. The inform…”

“And also, I think for self-driving cars it will heavily rely on data, especially mapping data. So, I think for certain space, like rural regions or tough road, and people seldom drive, we don't have enough data there, it's probably still need human drivers the…”

“It turns out that most of the technology that we need to build the Autopod already exists, because it's a subset of what we need to build for self-driving cars.”

“And the way that self-driving cars score this is accidents per thousand miles driven, and self-driving cars are already lower than human drivers.”

“Or like the self-driving cars, right? Like self-driving cars now in many cases could be safer than human drivers, but you make if, but they won't be perfect, but people I think can't reason that actually you're killing people by having humans drive once self-d…”