Meet the 26-Year-Old Hacker Who Built a Self-Driving Car... in His Garage

[@EverythingApplePro]

Legend. Time and time again.

[@dogfreak3000]

+EverythingApplePro Aah good seeing you here!

[@NLS87]

+EverythingApplePro Go Away

[@Chef_RM]

Haha wasn't expecting to see you here! Big fan btw

[@a1vin]

EverythingApplePro d

[@a1vin]

EverythingApplePro s

[@bosnianowitzkifan41]

if (car.aboutToCrash) { car.stop() }

[@saligator8879]

xD

[@huyduong7707]

Lmaooooooooooo

[@Shinkaaaa]

it's not pwm tho xD

[@KuzkayDev]

if (car.aboutToCrash) { car.stop() ; } *

[@peteoo9467]

The complexity is in the car method “aboutToCrash()”

[@wideface]

Level 5 - no car

[@fishdishh4306]

level 6 - my ass

[@justrobi1904]

Level 7 - nothing for 20 thousand dollars

[@Angel-VTek]

@@fishdishh4306 level 5000 B.C. being driven by a dinosaur on way home

[@RajSachdeva]

it is called drone

[@inspiregrow2336]

😂😂😂

[@vnsteuben]

So he built car aimbot. Now he will get a letter from the government saying he is vac banned

[@drike_12]

Most surely he isn't that low to use Steam.

[@Varoid]

He probably has an antiban

[@ItsIbby]

Matthew Shubin it’s not a vac banned, it a gav banned, Government Anticheat Banned

[@jobro1957]

Hes on VACation

[@zeynand4039]

What does vac mean?

[@Lombwolf]

The fact this was made 3 years ago is amazing

[@iMidnight_]

Yh

[@Jbolo123]

not alot has changed tech wise. Not that surprising.

[@j.rjunior5584]

Really? Didn't notice

[@slage98]

Jake Barn living under a rock or something bruf, sum mode on Tesla, self driving Uber self driving google maps car and more more! The only downside is the government isn’t approving much that’s why it takes so much time to get anything out there for the consumer :/

[@Jbolo123]

@@slage98 Im talking about the tech making it possible, sir.

[@sharpvision324]

“Drive like a human, not an engineer” *drives at the speed limit slowing down all the traffic*

[@reaper2193]

lmao

[@reaper2193]

@bryan bruh it's a joke fp u gud bro?

[@Al_Gonzo]

@@reaper2193 just because something is funny does it mean its not true? Both the original comment and the comment u were answering to got a point, u got none

[@abc369]

I like this healthy madness in his eyes

[@Starry_Night_Sky7455]

+Misha latushko One itty bitty step towards insanity? Or, just enthusiasm. Kid in a candy store....a digital one.

[@RonMinecraft2022]

Elon Musk: Finally a worthy competitor

[@Grinch_Of_Market]

No not really.

[@kuntumanurag4328]

Finally a worthy opponent, our battle will be legendary

[@alphamale209]

@@kuntumanurag4328 Po

[@hassanhussain1099]

No one is close to what Tesla are achieving

[@fearze2254]

@@hassanhussain1099 yeah but this was 4 years ago

[@ThatMumboJumbo]

Big fan of GeoHot and his attitude.

[@bradirv]

Can you make a self driving car out of redstone

[@cameronm8311]

Dude ur into this sort of thing ?

[@k9lego]

Mumbo! Fancy meeting you here! :D

[@sky-persuitofwonder]

MUMBO JUMBO!!!

[@yodamaster757]

Mumbo Jumbo - Wow hello mumbo

[@tonycepeda308]

This guy is an icon for us tech nerds. He will be a billionaire.

[@tylermiller8689]

Tony Cepeda dude yes!

[@harrywillisdick8660]

No he wont

[@w1z4rd9]

China Moon lmao

[@nethacker91]

He's brilliant and he's working hard to get this $1000 package out there but it doesn't necessarily mean that's it's gonna be popular. Not all billionaires are intelligent and not all broke people are stupid. It doesn't work like that.

[@eeveryone9951]

You know when you say you’re a tech nerd you are not one lol.

[@HardwareAddiction]

Hotz is back baby.. I just loove this guy's attitude.

[@snitox]

+Connor Sumners Steve jobs couldn't write code, all he could do was yell at his programmers to write code for him. Not saying its a bad thing.

[@IvanPlayStation4LiFe]

+Connor Sumners But Steven Jobs did not know any programming

[@mykebulvai6627]

+SoSueMe speaking of "hacking"... steve jobs couldn't "hack" open source software to save his life. He tried once, he ended up dying instead. :)

[@mdome8584]

I couldn't agree more.

[@methemoglobin1068]

His passion is infectious!!!! Our generation is changing the game on every level. People doing things they love rather than fitting a rhetoric handed to them by a society. Thankyou for exemplifying this passion in your unique way. This is best time to be alive!!!

[@ethug6843]

Here in my garage, just made this self driving car.

[@LostieTrekieTechie]

E Thug KNAWLADGE!

[@danjones8509]

Reminds me of Apple

[@SPimentaTV]

He is realy a nerd! The keyboard is blank, with no inscriptions on the keys! 3:48

[@vintageb8]

how is that possible?

[@indersinghbeatbox]

Lol there are a few companies that sell those keyboards. The one I have is from DAS keyboard

[@sunilsumair8320]

That is nerdy but still impressive..

[@roolebo]

That’s blank (non-printed) white HHKB.

[@karlosbricks2413]

probably wore out the keys, my keyboard has most key blank at this point

[@XiaochuanChen]

This man is really a genius. Unfortunately, he had to abandon his research progress due to some law issue. What a pity.

[@supermelodia]

which legal issues?

[@J-wm4ss]

@@supermelodia The NHTSA was wondering why he was selling selfdriving tech when it was so unrefined. He eventually continued though, and now has done a ton of interesting things.

[@joeyknight8272]

@@J-wm4ss that's dumb

[@gitgudsec]

What are you talking about? Openpilot 2 has 1000s of daily users.

[@sonafabix]

law issue you mean greedy corporations

[@makerKID5]

He looks so different I remember from the jailbreaking video.

[@iloveqatar]

I want to fund this guy

[@eliaspianomusic]

same!

[@PumpiPie]

i want to be that guy

[@manuzsanand]

Nigga, you broke.

[@Tobbles1]

San Francisco

[@w.kamaranjoku1712]

A genius restricted by law.

[@sonafabix]

law allowed him to become a genius, pretty sure hed be dead in the wild bro....

[@JoseFloresEC]

Damn i thought this was a recent video. Just realized it's from 2015...so much has changed since, i wonder what he's up to now

[@harleyja]

invents transgender stimulator

[@yourdad1057]

@@harleyja look at this "pussy"

[@Alex-gw9js]

Yeah me too

[@tobejaison9781]

Please, don't be inappropriate all!

[@yourdad1057]

@@tobejaison9781 fuck up

[@louididdy]

The audio levels when talking inside the car are so amateur!

[@HunterTinsley]

+louididdy Sounded like a Charlie Brown episode...

[@SoundToxin]

+louididdy Yeah, I cranked up my headphone amp and it just resulted in barely hearing some stuff while hurting my ears with the rest of the video.

[@tsport100]

The 2016 Acura ILX he's using isn't a random choice.... AcuraWatch Plus is a basic $1300 option available on this car that gives Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Keeping Assist System, Collision Mitigation Braking System & Road Departure Mitigation.. So this car can do what he's demonstrating off the showroom floor. A more accurate description of his work is "reverse engineering" !

[@GaganGrewalf095]

+Evans Electric Interesting... so that's where/why he's tapping into the CAN and getting the training data or a part of the training data ?

[@fgblomqvist]

+Evans Electric This is what I was thinking. He might be smart, but he needs a reality check. Besides, why would you want you car to drive like a human? It's been proved over and over again that humans suck at driving.

[@Nhicki]

+Fredrik Blomqvist as long as its driving among other humans i think hes on to something.

[@fgblomqvist]

+Nicki Heskjær well no, because humans are unpredictable and make mistakes. Would you wanna drive beside a car that is like that?

[@HardwareAddiction]

+Fredrik Blomqvist You should read the article as it elaborates quite well. Humans suck at driving, but as the system gets trained and stats are accumulated, it will perfect itself to bring human error factor down to a negligible level. A computer can memorize and perfect itself many times faster (days and months vs years and years) than a human so it's very feasible.

[@HoangMinhVuong]

i'm wondering what im gonna do with my life... :((

[@ichbinein123]

+Hoang Minh Vuong - Study engineering (any specialty), get a bachelor, start a company and reek in some sweet tech cash.

[@Joshualacruz]

+IchBinEin That, or you could try become Batman. He already is rich. 👍

[@cogs11]

+IchBinEin not easy. Won't happen.

[@ichbinein123]

Cogs Box Nah, i know, currently 5th semester electrical engineering student myself. It's hard as balls. But i plan on starting a firm when i get my Bachelor or Master, and with a bit of luck and a lot of work, i can retire early.

[@Zopdoz]

+Hoang Minh Vuong Fuckin' existential crisis :((

[@gawonii5265]

He looks like a budget Justin temberlake

[@HDitzzDH]

Walmart Justin Timberlake.

[@GeorgeZoto]

I couldn't help but notice a raw sense of genius and the love of someone for technology and making a change instead of just money... Keep it up George, more headlines are coming up!

[@Parad0xical]

Genius. Keep up the good work. Humanity needs people like him. 👍

[@polandball9937]

Driving Teacher: I can teach a Llama to drive! Hacker: I can teach a car to drive.

[@TheAnandRahul]

Very soon he is going to get a offer from many automobile companies to work with them in this project, but at end he will decline all of them.

[@fanbeen00]

electrek.co/2015/12/16/elon-musk-offered-a-multimillion-dollar-bonus-for-geohot-to-build-a-mobileye-crushing-autopilot-system-for-tesla/

[@TechDetour]

fanbeen00 wow..... It actually happened

[@AnythingMike]

Rahul Anand bloody hell.. how did you know that ?

[@spinLOL533]

Mr Man he hates sell outs

[@MrCmon113]

What project? There is nothing impressive in that video.

[@bobsmithy3103]

"Building really cool things that we want in the world" Yes, I agree so much with that statement.

[@JCJourney]

this guy is weird , but that is what we need. :) most companies are not about making progress, but making profit.

[@bruhmkvn]

Nobody: *TesLA WanTS tO kNOw youR LOcatIoN*

[@visixn2126]

Kevin lol

[@yousifjwdd]

Ur mega gae

[@MadCuzUBroke]

you can’t mix 2 jokes

[@dnzssrl]

Dude you let that thing go around the road with 10 hours of training data... You mad?

[@nethacker91]

I was thinking the same thing. Especially how easy it is to get even more hours. But then again, he claims to have those extra set of eyes that are simplifying the problem, and with it, the training required for the model to work safely with 2 journalists in it.

[@Stevenaoki367]

Thank you for helping jailbreaking my iPhone 3GS a long time ago. I thought you would never show up in the future. but there you are with much higher achievement. Unbelievable.

[@Afrotechmods]

4:30 Star Trek button that says ENGAGE. So epic.

[@lildaveyy]

This dude really is a genius. He reappears like every 4-6 years.

[@bezzabransound]

Just dont sell it to the Google please

[@GamerofGamesGG]

George Hotz is a genius, doesn't think about money, apart from the billionaire joke quote I guess. Though, what he speaks of is free will for technology/AI, he sounds dangerous.

[@0xbitbybit]

+Shahin Tr Yeah wait for the "killed in freak accident", or suicide news about him in the not too distant future, ie. assassinated.

[@GamerofGamesGG]

MangoMan888 ??

[@cogs11]

+Shahin Tr Oh, he knows he's going to make money. No one simply starts a business/company.

[@jamesjungnz]

Really impressed, and I totally love his approach how to teach the computer about driving. He is a genius, indeed.

[@harshadsaykhedkar1515]

A 7 year old video but still gives me goosebumps. And also subtle how he says, instead of rhetoric about changing the world, let us build something cool.

[@akshaysinha2711]

He's a very smart guy, but what he is doing isn't revolutionary or groundbreaking. None of the current versions use "rule-based programming" to drive cars: they're all using Deep Learning, Machine Learning and Neural Networks. The only rules in those cars are... well, follow the traffic rules i.e. don't break speed limits, learning to read stop signs, traffic signals etc. I've been following the field of Machine Learning/AI for a very long time. There is no way he is going to beat Google, Tesla, Volvo, Facebook etc. with this car. It's too simple and with limited experience. Google's AI car has already seen some 1+ million miles. You're gonna compare that to 10 hours of driving? That sounds like an amatuer. Oh yeah, not to forget, Tesla's autonomous capabilities have swarm intelligence... Every car contributes to the collective experience and learns from each other!! He's created a toy; now he needs to create a real, safe, practical and usable product with a minimum margin of error. Good luck to you, sir.

[@gluti8454]

i think he means for the cost though mate wait hang on 3 years ago wtf why is this in my suggested

[@MrCmon113]

Yes, this report his horrible. He probably just downloaded some machine learning library and the reporter acts as if it's the second coming. The real challenge of autonomic driving is machine vision, which thousands of our brightest minds in academia and the industry are working on. This guy doesn't seem to have contributed anything.

[@jujuchvz01]

i agree with you in every way tesla is superior tham=n evrything

[@CL-nj3zs]

It's amazing how all the hardware and the software he had in that ILX got shrink down to the size of an oversized dash cam and packaged nicely in the Comma Three.

[@infiltr80r]

Last part is key, it's about cool technology that helps you live, not about being some world changer guy. I can't wait until all cars are automated, much safer, less pollution and faster transport.

[@PrateekplaysGuitars]

I don't want autonomous cars to drive like humans. I think that defeats the purpose of it. You want to them drive more safely than humans. No more cutting people off.

[@nethacker91]

It depends on how structured his model is and what he is teaching it. It's not gonna become like a human.

[@damiandanev9271]

3 years later and a project shutdown... moral of the story: don't count your chickens before they hatch

[@hustlerr1337]

he got sued what you mean, he wasn't able to ride the car anymore on highway, meh

[@carlonnrivers]

hustlerr why could Tesla, but not him?

[@TravisHeinze]

I still don't believe he did much more beyond an advanced cruise control system. They didn't even challenge the car in any video, just talked about how crazy it is. Would anyone like to buy an awesome vacuum? It's great.

[@smithpatel9664]

Ok....i want to say something.... Self driving car is not just a Car that Drive itself on middle of the road. Self driving means your car can drive you to your location, park itself, pickup you from the location you want, drop you to your home, park it self on to your garage without Human interaction. Oh!!!....Common....... This guy says Companies are fool...they already made what this guy demonstrate here. This way of self driving is fairly Insecure and unsafe. If you drive your way by this guys way I'm sure that you miss your home and car drive it self till the fuel ends. Ok....so much i said here....but that's my opinion......but anyways Nice Video and Appreciate this Guy's hard work. :)

[@smithpatel9664]

renkuohai @renkuohai yes! You are right. The AI program will get exponentially better over time but in the video the guy giving information to the computer is just a video feed (colour data)and with help of a sensors he can get the obstacle data. Guy in the video develops a Tracking system that can able to track road tracks and use it as a guide Lines but this system of self driving is just like a Blind man walking with his stick where the blind man know there is an obstacle in front of him but unable to say what is it. Right!! Now... > whenever you watch field test video any other self driving car ( like the Google's) they are trying to show you how much powerful and Accurate their 3D Scan technology in Real time scanning and the computer have real data which can give enough information(like depth info, shape info, mass, Measurements etc) about any obstacles in the Road to the computer and now the AI part comes here all the information which is collected from 3d scanning and Sensors the AI (software) analyses data and take Required Action. And that the exact same thing that Human do while drive a car. Hopefully you would get it. I apologize for my English. :)

[@riteshpatel1460]

smith patel yep bro you are right Jo aa Gujarat na ahmedabad na road par chalave to bijje kyay train karvani jarur na pade

[@MrCmon113]

What he demonstates was already possible thirty years ago. And indeed it is possible in the car he is using without any modifications. So all he had to do for the video was to turn on cruise control and lane assist.

[@MrCmon113]

@waipahu >the significance of him implementing artificial intelligence here Google "deep learning library". Anyone can "implement artificial intelligence" just like anyone can swing a sword or pull the strings on a guitar. That doesn't make you a great swordsman or musician though. What do you think Google, Tesla, Facebook, Volkswagen, Volvo, Renault, etc are doing anyways? They are all of course "implementing artificial intelligence". Only that they actually innovate rather than just turning on cruise control on the highway.

[@itsAphelion.]

Man I was always fascinated with what George can do, now look at him. Came a long way from the unlocking and jailbreaking scene. You deserve it brother, spread that limera1n.

[@RyanKwon]

This guy is boss on so many levels.

[@Ryrynz2000]

Go dude, make it happen. The world needs this.

[@S1nn1S]

so where do I go to invest some money into this guy and his soon to be company?

[@carterhinsley5694]

+Luis Figueroa Go to a landfill and place your money order onto the waste piles. You'll get a better return on investment.

[@S1nn1S]

You're The guy who always misses out on the next big thing lol

[@samdornan403]

Save some shares for the rest of us, will you?

[@NewManOut]

+Luis Figueroa by sending it to me.

[@carterhinsley5694]

ayy lmao

[@jonnda]

For someone that isn't a car guy, he knew enough to pick an Acura that has all the needed hardware because of lane keeping features and cruse control.

[@jeremychmelik7952]

I’m in. Strait up. If the price point for a “plug and play system” is really in the $1000.00 range that would make this tec available, affordable and a sensible decision for any driver. I can’t wait to see where the price settles.

[@edjoultz9678]

Regulations can't allow level 2 autonomous tech. It's too unreliable with its 10 hour noob human capabilities.

[@spartanstunting5247]

We need the infrastructure too

[@QuantumBraced]

This interview can literally be put into the show Silicon Valley with no editing and it'll totally work. He's quite a character, but let's hope he actually furthers the industry.

[@RollingRealms_]

Me: looking trough youtube KZbin: Here is recommended video from 2015 enjoy!

[@eyan4329]

His confidence is outstanding I just like his attitude and how he thinks I don't know how to say it

[@BrendanMacWade]

The kid has a healthy ego

[@artbyrobot1]

confidence he earned through hard work and years of success upon success

[@danielgoncalves4556]

Wow people like this guy is what motivates me as a programmer, i support you 100% sir

[@roryclear357]

very impressive but the car is only learning from his few hours of driving, Tesla and other companies have thousands of cars on the road taking in data.

[@SociedadAndroide]

This guy has an app that you can download and attach your phone in your car, then, just drive and earn comma points that maybe will help you with discounts per unit ;)

[@RAZELEO]

@@SociedadAndroide What is the app called?

[@Isaac-ev3nq]

@@RAZELEO did you end up finding the name of the app?

[@RAZELEO]

@@Isaac-ev3nq Yes I did but the app has been discontinued. It was called "chffr".

[@SH3player]

This is an amazing leap in the auto technical field to bring driver-less technology to even the lowest end users. Within 20 years I can see this as being a law/requirement to add this to vehicles. This would almost completely eliminate traffic with near perfect driving. No more slow downs on highways when it is down to one lane or merging traffic. Want to take across country trip without the hassle of driving? You can start the trip at night when you go to sleep and be somewhere 8 hours away without having the feeling of the trip.

[@samueljakobsenIBB7]

1:27 One of the cleverest things i have heard. In 10 seconds.

[@r.p.8133]

Why is this guy not in the management of an big Tech-Comp?!?! Can't believe how smart he is

[@Godisgr8always]

"I'm a computer guy, cars are computers." 😱😱😮😮😮

[@brooklynbrand6982]

Now this is my definition of a smart guy..

[@gurabackdoor3010]

Elon musk: We build the best self driving car! George hotz: I'm about to end this man whole carrier

[@ronidude]

this was basicaly 5 years ago... were is he now ... poor lad :(

[@saketshetty]

what do you mean he launched his product 2 days ago dude

[@RichardsWorld]

Still a legend and he is only 26. Wow! California DMV got scared of this and gave him a seize and desist letter about his car on the highway.

[@DustinRodriguez1_0]

Car developed by an experienced software engineer in the environment research shows produces the best possible software? Ban it from the roads! Car developed by a company who hires the cheapest inexperienced developers they can find, stuffs them in an open floor plan office filled with constant distractions, ignore them when they say the system is not finished or needs more testing, then push it out onto the public, knowing that the company will never be punished for any flaws? Call it the next standard!

[@connormccluskey9103]

This guy is just using the cars already built in mechanics. We saw nothing of lane changing or how it works it any other conditions (raining, fog, etc.). If you think this arrogant ass knows better than hundreds at large tech companies you are being very ignorant.

[@minusCEE]

@@connormccluskey9103 agree, 10h training data on the road? Are you serious? Any Tesla or something utilizes nvidia tech can do better than that. This I'll say self lane keeping car. However, his motivation and effort to do something like this is astonishing

[@mayyouprosper8140]

Dnt give up my friend. We need more people like you in this world.Good luck.✌

[@michaels3757]

There are plenty of people who could build an automated car, we chose not to because its incredibly dangerous. Large companies develop these things with thousands of off road hours, this guy brought it straight to the road. IMHO a jerk off with reckless disregard for public safety. Literally there are 10 year old multi rotor builders who could create this exact system.

[@carterhinsley5694]

+Michael s Geo Hotz is famous for being a shitty, unemployed, unentrepreneurial version of Steve Jobs. He simply repackages old ideas, adds nothing interesting to them, makes them sound like unprecedented strokes of genius to the tech-illiterate, then they all lap up his shit and suddenly he's all over Reddit and Y Combinator, and Bloomberg Business does a spot on him. Oh, and then Tesla offers him a multi-million-dollar bonus just to sign on to their team, and he refuses. I feel that he may possess a few too many chromosomes, which would explain his marketing prodigiousness.

[@michaels3757]

Carter Hinsley LOL thanks for the laugh buddy, I feel that way about Musk too.

[@carterhinsley5694]

Michael s What way specifically? That he has a genetic deformity? Musk has demonstrated some level of social ineptitude, oft described by his colleagues as probably lying somewhere on the Aspergers spectrum. You do realize that Musk is extremely assertive, strongly opposing bureaucratism due to his impatience and has at least held some role in revolutionizing 4 different industries (sustainable energy, online banking, electric/autonomous privatized highway transportation with a cars-as-software-platform business model, and superorbital space launches), whether as an investor, academic researcher, engineer, or business magnate, correct? None of those things have been done by Steve Jobs nor Geo Hotz.

[@michaels3757]

There is no denying musk's potency as a creative visionary. I simply find his approach when bringing his ideas to fruition to be deplorable. Imagine being one of his engineers on Space-X, he wants to penetrate the private space sector in the infancy of private space travel. However instead of developing a current generation rocket to start, he is obsessed with simultaneously launching on a next-generation rocket platform. The man is obsessed with his visions to the point that it gets in the way of development. I imagine he surrounds himself with Yes men. Many people are impressed with the recent landing, however they were effectively beaten by Bezos, not to mention the fact that they have had multiple catastrophic failures on landing in the last attempts. I simply don't consider one out of three odds a success. Maybe when they demonstrate repeatable landings, I will take it back. Now on the subject of tesla's autonomous systems, it is hardly a novel idea from the guy, Look into VAG's (volkswagen auto group) development of autonomous systems. They have comparable systems to those recently released through tesla's firmware update, and they where released in some parts of europe before Tesla's release. The hardware has been in most audi's for a couple of years already. Besides, If you look at the IP portfolios of all the players in the autonomous industry, tesla is a featherweight compared to Apple and Google. But thats ok, I will be short selling the hell out of TSLA when the other players start making their moves. At the end of the day the man is a very good hype artist. Which gets people a long way in this world these days (as Hotz has demonstrated) But in the long game I think things will show their true nature. (PS) If you are interested in rocket systems, I highly suggest checking out Copenhagen Suborbitals - OPEN SOURCE

[@mechanoid2k]

+Carter Hinsley I patiently await the self driving Carter Hinsley-mobile.

[@MSuss98]

I admire this guy for saying he's going to be next billionaire ceo

[@nikunjkrishnarayal]

Seriously you build that level 3 all alone! Autonomous industry should Learn something from you.

[@johnscott7169]

This guy is awesome! Keep up the good work man!!

[@TruettD]

I want to see him pulled over and see the polices reaction

[@смиренный-х2б]

With how cocky he is, he'd end up getting tazed on the side of the road. Which I wouldn't mind watching.

[@undefinedchannel9916]

@@смиренный-х2б stfu, can you build an autonomous driving car?

[@TruettD]

Jose Martinez I was saying I think it be funny to see the police reaction

[@doodelay]

"And you can doubt, you should doubt! I doubt everyone who's says everything but once i see it, you can't doubt anymore, right?" Woa, this guys a badass!

[@yez06]

So your the guy who made it where I can’t login into my ps3

[@tksaint8429]

Frozen Sauce he meant he was the first to jailbreak it not to where he made the servers go down that a whole different thing

[@AkashProductions1]

He legit put a whole Tesla touch screen into that car What a mad lad

[@Max-fu4by]

He built this in a garage! With a bunch of scraps! (Iron man reference btw)

[@KasaBlanca007]

He's so concise. So clear.

[@flightpowerjc]

Raw unmasked brilliance like this is just pure magic. Breathtaking absence of stupidity.

[@deepeshsharma6464]

He is a great guy! We are friends from last 7years.

[@Revo55]

“The car drives as a human” Me: Humans crash

[@adamkonrad]

Inspiring to see how much one person can do these days!

[@bryanswaggbeast8194]

That's awesome!!! So what about night vision camera for night?

[@goldaria9228]

Someone needs to make a night vision enabled windshield so we don't have to use blinding headlights any more.

[@Hry3]

if your friends car drives off a cliff are you driving off too?

[@Coolgiy67]

Lmao

[@GonzalezEzekiel]

I've been a fan of this guy for years! Glad to know he is doing "okay"

[@philip7013]

But if you teach the car to behave like a human, wouldn't that be really unsafe?

[@-TJ-]

It would know to ignore the wrong actions of a human, but remain natural in its driving style.

[@philip7013]

@@-TJ- So it wouldn't drive like a human

[@ipatfly]

Love his keyboard without any letters on it.

[@Maz7006]

He wasn't the first to hack the PlayStation He leached on fail0verfl0w's work Thats it really

[@The_Remster]

please tell me you're working for or with Tesla you're a genius

[@dxsphoria]

They were saying that Tesla's were clunky, but the last time I checked, Tesla's didn't have tons of loose wires and a weird looking camera on the roof.

[@davidelmert]

Welcome back, Hotz! :)

[@Starry_Night_Sky7455]

+David Elmert Mr. Hotz

[@PiesekLeszek90]

What about edge cases? Super dark night or bright sun right in front of you - 20$ cameras will see nothing. Lines on the road are bearly visible if at all.. What if you have a situation your car never was in? Like not having a chance to get out of the crash but you have a chance to minimize the damage?

[@diegocanizales4720]

Man geohotz is crazy! I saw one of his videos on twich doing a sort of a space recognition program using a video from the Internet with python. I don't believe that he has taken it this far! Kudos on the attitude geohotz!

[@SkywalkerWroc]

AI learning how to drive is... problematic when it comes to rare situations... like a dog running on a street, or someone running on a red light, etc. I guess it would handle motorways brilliantly, but I wouldn't trust self-taught AI anywhere beyond that. Personally I prefer approach that google took, having a large code base analysing the environment and self-taught part of the AI only supplementing "regular" AI - that approach seems to be better in many ways (especially in handling these rare but critical situations) and ALREADY works brilliantly to the point where google cars behave better on a road than humans do.

[@Rebassed]

+SkywalkerWroc Are you still stuck with 2010 AI? Were in 2016, wake up. AI is getting smarter than the average human.

[@probrhalo]

+SkywalkerWroc you dont think he thought that far ROTFL

[@ScarTrakk]

+SkywalkerWroc humans have shown they are not to be trusted in any of these situations.

[@Rebassed]

The thing is, AI on the road will be SAFER on the road in the next couple of 10 years, mark my words.

[@Rebassed]

We never need more than 640k of memory, Global warming is not a real thing, Electric car's are a joke, AI is not a threat, We never need cars... you're just to naive.

[@calebandkylerock]

Wow I literally forgot about Geohot! I'm glad you are back in the game buddy.

[@MagickPizza]

Make it electric tho and then we can talk

[@rohansingh1057]

In 2015, self-driving cars make the news. In 2020, we make self-driving cars in the first year of engineering undergraduate degrees. The world sure does evolve quickly.

[@john94si]

This car already can drive itself as shown. I have a 2016 ILX and with the package it will brake and steer itself above 45mph. lane keeping assist.. i wonder if he is piggy backing on the current system?

[@zebrom7994]

No he's housing lars

[@Searchiing]

I really respect him for doing it. I also think many of the company's really done a poor job but you bro .... Outstanding. The way you are teaching that car is amazing if i wanted a self driving car i would really like for it to be driving like me so teaching it to drive ... wow bro

[@william_8844]

Now I see why he has a loyal following on the tube. Cool dude. This makes Elons work on Tesla look like nothing, a blip. I mean he's one guy doing what Elon did with a team

[@slyferxxs828]

driving on the highway vs driving downtown is a completly different level

[@jamilashahid7767]

But can it handle scratches at a level 6 with deeper grooves with a level 7.......