Waymo

“Waymo. Because if you, all of these people got to go places, then all of a sudden you got to get them there, right? So it's like transportation shit is where to be at.”

“They're going to go on the highways soon. They're already testing on the one-on-one.”

“Well, but we do know, we know of some schools in San Francisco that now have Waymo drop-off roles for the kids.”

“I mean, Waymo was so expensive that Larry Page could not convince anyone at Google to let them keep it fully on their books. So they had to create Alphabet so they could get outside investors in Waymo.”

“Now Waymo has 22% market share of all taxi journeys in San Francisco, which exceeds the human driver company, or sorry, the human driver company Lyft was the headline.”

“Guys, lift, lift is fucked.”

“Well, to be clear, I mean, we know for a fact that some private schools in San Francisco is going to have Waymo pickups and drop off for kids. Now, whether that's against the rules or not, I know for a fact that that has happened.”

“There was no passenger because they're clearly testing, but I hear sources say any day they could be opening up the SFO route.”

“Waymo announced this week, opening up Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Los Altos, and I think one other.”

“We do know also a lot of people in the city that require that their kids use Waymo versus using Ubers.”

“I think we'll probably know that the AGI has occurred when the Waymos are like, no, I'm not gonna, like, march to my death. Like, that's gonna be the sign of sentience.”

“This is my prediction that, oh, Camino is going to be an important thoroughfare. Relative to the one-on-one because the people are going to want their Waymos.”

“Everybody in the city only allows their children to use Waymo.”

“And I also predict by the Olympics in LA, Waymo is just gonna be, like, everywhere.”

“The average Uber driver is worse than the computer at driving”

“And the internet is skeptical of this claim, but as someone who's commuted to my office for a long time, twice a day, Waymo's find faster routes. Every day they are optimizing the Bay Area traffic with some AI stuff in ways that's faster.”

“It feels exactly like Waymo, where for 10 years, people have been like, CRISPR's awesome. You're like, it is awesome. It's very, very cool. But now it's like, oh shit, it works.”

“We're gonna go from, like, Waymo in, like, 15 cities to, like, robots folding your laundry in four years, three years from now, and it's gonna look really weird.”

“I think these Waymo's cost on the order of 250 to 500 K a piece.”