- Wayve Says they were the first to develop an e2e autonomous driving system 🤔? We've been shipping e2e in openpilot at comma to customers for years.

wayve.ai/press/series-c/

will o’brien 🌊 comparing the biggest breakthroughs of science with a consumer device made in a hurry to catch a hype wave...

what is this site

a bold claim for a company that has no product available to the general public yet 🤨

once again

Calls out the companies that are doing self driving wrong 💀

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Kinda wild that Meta is doing more open source AI than the company literally named “Open AI”

Now imagine the work that’s been done on FSD 🫥

A company needing $100 million to be successful 💀

The amount of companies that are built on pure lies is sad :/

I find it distasteful, almost unethical, when we try to bully people into not speaking the truth because it will make rich and powerful people uncomfortable.

A company spent 6 years and $230M to create a $700 device. It is a service to let potential buyers know what they'll get.

It’s a bit odd for it to be called Full Self Driving when it only works in certain regions. You can try to use it in Latin America and it just won’t let you. A self driving car should just work anywhere.

Tesla I don't think it's smart to publicly support stories like this while FSD is still level 2.

Don't be the guy who's good at sounding smart but hasn't done anything with his life.

Making an AI Genie that checks what I'm doing, he's roasting me hard 😭😭

I personally love it when people get excited about something.

update:

Google Is Killing Retro Dodo & Other Independent Sites

retrododo.com/google-is-kill…

#retrogaming

Kelsey Hightower For the 'honesty' bit, what I mean is: if I see your marketing says 'scale to infinity' or 'zero to production ready in 10 minutes' or some marketing hype garbage, I'm very quickly out of there. The biggest of red flags.

AI generated bossa nova riff rendition of the the tiny corp source code

It makes me so happy that openAI has lost its lead in LLM/GPT products, and there is now a pretty competitive market. A monopoly is bad for progress and bad for consumers.

This bodes well for the future of ML-based products!