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autonomous vehicles

3 people · 5 quotes · 26 Nov 2019 to 13 Jan 2026

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    1. Gavin Baker

      Baker predicts autonomous vehicles will reverse urbanization trends by making long commutes tolerable through sleep and phone use.

      “So you've had this huge trend towards people moving back into the cities because they wanna be able to walk around. People don't like long commutes.”

      26 Nov 2019 · Invest Like the Best · 14:20 · source · permalink
    1. Bill Gurley

      Gurley says Tesla replaced coded self-driving with neural network using driver videos as input and controls as output.

      “What we learned this week is that they've completely tossed all of that out and gone with a neural network model where they're uploading videos from their best drivers.”

      7 Mar 2024 · BG2 Pod · 6:32 · source · permalink
    1. Bill Gurley

      Gurley notes Chinese solid-state LiDAR costs $130 per car versus Waymo's $5,000, a result of competitive optionality.

      “And it's actually in China right now is, I think being priced at like $130 a car, this solid state MEMS LiDAR, whereas the Waymo LiDAR is like $5,000 a car.”

      5 Jun 2025 · BG2 Pod · 15:04 · source · permalink
    1. David Friedberg

      Friedberg states autonomous vehicles reduce fatalities by ninety five percent per million miles in California.

      “I don't know if you followed this autonomous vehicle stuff in California, But, you know, for every million miles, autonomous vehicles reduce fatalities by, like, ninety five percent.”

      13 Jan 2026 · All-In Podcast · 11:49 · source · permalink
    2. David Friedberg

      Friedberg says autonomous vehicles reduce fatalities by 95% per million miles but single crashes shut down entire programs.

      “for every million miles, autonomous vehicles reduce fatalities by, like, ninety five percent. But if there's one autonomous vehicle that crashes once, everyone shuts that entire program down and says, wait a second.”

      13 Jan 2026 · All-In Podcast · 11:54 · source · permalink

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