Tesla Cybercab: The End of Car Ownership?

[@videos4mydad]

FSD is nowhere near perfect. this is not happening any time soon. within 5 years? maybe?

[@TomaKic]

Never with Just vision and low definition cameras with no redundancy. FSD is a stock hype fraud. Tesla knows it will never work as actual FSD. And afyer owning two for 4 years, I KNOW it too.

[@chrishaberbosch1029]

Two.

[@jebes909090]

5-10

[@edwardhackett-jones8126]

You can pontificate as much as you like. All we know is what Tesla has said - they believe they’re on track for 1st Half 2025, if I recall correctly.

[@Jaw0lf]

I was in the audience at the Everything Electric Show, I totally agreed with your thoughts, but unfortunately the discussions seemed to have been more in getting rid of cars and moving to bikes. I live 8+ miles from my closest Town and have no public transport. Also being in the north (compared to London) we obviously don't have any where near the public transport options. I want the self driving cars, my wife has stopped driving as no longer feels comfortable. All those with medical issues would certainly see the benefit. On another note the younger generation don't want to own a car, my 23 year old son doesn't have one as he works in the same village we live in. He would love an autonomous car to collect him. He has grown up amongst the Uber drivers and this is the next step and will be far cheaper as no physical person to pay. Imagine being able to go far a beer or three with friends and then you are taken home in a fully self driving car, at a quarter of the cost. It would change how I do things for certain. Taxis cost £20 one way for me so barely use them.

[@LJ-jq8og]

Brian💪❤ is so correct. As I age I can afford and love owning amazing cars. But the hassle factor alone begins to take over. People have no idea how quickly they surrender car ownership when they can request a cyber cab via a car or a cyber truck or a model X at any time they need it. they will recognize that paying car insurance and worrying about vandalism and theft is not worth the headache. It’s a tremendous opportunity to save money and have a stressless life. For me, the biggest thing will be the door-to-door convenience of not having to look for parking and then having to walk from wherever the hell I found an expensive parking place. That alone will make the cyber cab a guaranteed win-win. The world has no effing idea. It’s about to happen.🎉

[@donwilson5841]

Brian, cars are things people cherish. Why are 1920s cars still being loved and driven. Autonomy has a place but people will always love their cars. EVs will become the norm but iconic ICEs hold a place in their hearts.

[@markbennett6658]

I agree but also believe EVs can have soul and early or rare/desirable examples will become classics in their own right. It’ll just take time.

[@bulls_hit]

Who loves a Toyota Camri?

[@LJ-jq8og]

I think you missed the point. Yes, we the current generations who have a history of exposure to cars will always love the older, beautiful cars. But as things become more hideously expensive, maintaining cars is no trivial expense. So while you make a good point it is impractical and unrealistic as to the good points that Brian is making.Indeed future generations will not even understand what car ownership was because most of them will make the rational decision to save their money for the retirement as opposed to pay all the more and more grotesque expenses of ownership. I love artwork by Matisse and Picasso, but it doesn’t mean that I’ll go buy it. :-)

[@tribalypredisposed]

@@LJ-jq8og A good signed Picasso print can be had for just $10-20,000 and is very likely to hold or increase in value. And meanwhile you get to enjoy it on your wall. I bought one for my mom at an estate sale.

[@tribalypredisposed]

Yes, but it will be a hobby, owning and sometimes driving your manually driven car, like vintage audiophile stereo collectors (like me) owning large LP collections and multiple sets of speakers and turntables when I really would get the same or better sound from a little DAC. I can even see some cities for a while having manually driven car lanes where physical barriers keep drivers from crashing into anyone else in their autonomous cars or bicycling.

[@ziploc2000]

Interesting watching this right after watching "How Self-Driving Cars will Destroy Cities" on the Not Just Bikes channel.

[@TomaKic]

They will absolutely destroy tranportstion if they are allowed on city streets. Nest case they shoudl assign them to the bicycle lanes where they won't interrupt normal traffic.

[@markbennett6658]

The Cybercab seems more of an urban mobility solution than a complete panacea. A car is an extension of our home in many ways. People keep personal stuff in them and commute distances. Parking isn’t necessarily an issue in non urban environments. Scheduling a vehicle to collect you in a timely manner to take you to a destination becomes more difficult to manage, the greater the journey with variables such as traffic, weather, road works etc however, clever the algorithm might be at predicting these things. There’s also the question of the human psyche and our desire for ownership, freedom, control etc. These might be a solution in cities but I don’t see them universally replacing car ownership as a model in democratic societies.

[@tribalypredisposed]

If you have a greater journey, commuting distances, robo taxis let you choose to spend that time sleeping or watching a movie or playing video games or doing useful work on your laptop instead of spending your time driving. Robo taxis also make traffic jams less frequent as they behave predictably and are less likely to crash. Tesla robo taxis will be everywhere, people in your neighborhood will own one, and since you are out in the suburbs your robo taxis will be on time every time. No scrapping ice or shoveling the driveway, you suddenly have garage space for whatever hobby you want, to take up, no cleaning the car, taking it for an oil change, no filling up the tank, no car payments, no problems if you want to get a little bit tipsy, no need to pay exorbitant parking when you go to the football game or stadium concert. This will happen organically for a lot of people; they will take a robo taxi to the football game and get dropped off right at the stadium, and really enjoy themselves on the ride there singing caraoki or whatever, and gradually they will use robo taxis more often until they realize they barely use their car anymore and let’s have room in the garage for woodworking or painting or a rock band rehearsal.

[@camlegs2423]

Bring it on! I'm getting old and looking forward to owning a vehicle that will drive me to the shops or were ever I want to go?

[@billpole]

Why would you want to own it, rather than call one on demand? Genuine curiosity.

[@SzaszaG1]

I'm 43 years young, driving since I turned 17 and honestly I've had enough. I would rather read a book. I don't even want to own it as long as it financially makes sense.

[@codyhayes3920]

@@billpole no wait list , no sorry all robo taxis are currently busy, no I wonder how long it’ll take for my ride to get here just ‘hey my car take me there now’ For a occasional ride that’s more than fine but every day it’d get annoying wondering if there’s a ride available or I’ll end up 30 minutes late because all the taxis are booked at the moment.

[@SeanP7195]

That’s what I’m saying. I’m 52 and used to love to drive and drove everywhere all the time. I don’t know if it’s age or just burnout, but I hate driving now. I find it irritating and stressful. I’m super excited about autonomous driving. The Musk crybabies will do what they do, but it is here and will remain.

[@piccalillipit9211]

So have I - but its not going to happen. Move to a 15 minute city as I have, the shops are just there outside the door.

[@lyfebehyndbars9729]

We used to joke about our daughter not ever needing a driver’s license. Now I’m starting to think…she actually might not need one. She’s 10 now, a lot can happen in 5 or so years.

[@billpole]

@@lyfebehyndbars9729 my daughter is 10, and I've been saying the same thing (but seriously) for around 2 to 3 years now.

[@fredhearty1762]

Inner city dwellers -- immediate adoption by a majority of the population. Suburban dwellers -- second (and third...) vehicle will be quickly dropped; professionals and executives may own cybercab for daily commuter. Rural dwellers -- may eventually change over. but only constitute 10% or so of the population; long distances driven mean FSD will be essential.

[@CombatSport777]

I think Tesla should eventually have different monthly plans to include use of things people currently buy but could skip purchasing in the future. -cyber cab - cyber truck - EV boat -EV motorhome Each item would cost a certain number of credits. Your monthly plans would give you a certain number of credits.

[@TeslaJigsaw]

That's an idea! 👍

[@bbbf09]

Tesla Cybercab: The End of Car Ownership? ...keep dreamin!

[@TeslaJigsaw]

...the beginning of the end

[@Seoulhawk01]

Enjoyed the show, I can understand where the professor is coming from in wanting walkable cities. I live in one now. Most things I need I can walk to, it is great. Gwanggyo, South Korea. That will not work where I came from a rural are in the Midwest. I would love to see the United States build a new city with walking in mind. I feel bad for the people in LA but it's an opportunity to build a new city. Move away from the single family home to a smaller foot print high rise system, like I live in now. It wont happen. They don't know what they are missing.

[@YoshiLeoMex]

I want to start a cyber cab service in certain areas of my country, but there are challenges such as robberies. However, if the cars were equipped with bulletproof glass and a system to detect forgotten belongings inside the vehicles, it would be more practical. Additionally, there is the issue of claiming compensation for damages caused by unruly passengers, but the basic technology and people's mindset are evolving positively.

[@carolinebray82]

This is awesome about what to do and these people vandalizing EV’s. I will definitely share on my social media.

[@rs_2001]

It needs to stop quicker at stop signs and read lanes a bit sooner, but it’s getting there!

[@Jonathantuba]

As a musician travelling around daily with large instrument, having a personal car is essential. The robotaxi just cannot replace. Anyway people value having their own personal space. We could live in hotel rooms, but most people want their own home. The same with having their own car. I can see the robotaxi catching on in big cities where parking is difficult, but I think they will largely replace taxis driven by people, rather than personal owned cars.

[@flowerpower8765]

CYBERCRAP !

[@edwardhackett-jones8126]

The contents of your skull?

[@F15HHOOKS]

Good colab with Brian, Will. Getting nearer to 10k subs mate. 👍🏻

[@jimkeys7580]

I'm already partially adapted to being a non-owner. I have a 30' boat on a trailer. According to fellow boaters, I NEED a truck. Nope - just rent one from UHaul for $35 all in each time. I pay less than the cost of truck insurance alone and don't have all the other massive expenses associated with truck ownership!

[@gavinhagan8357]

Hi Will and Brian. Time will change people's attitudes and even their abilities to "protest" or just want their 15 seconds of fame. What I mean is that when the Cybercab and car ownership model changes and people start to realise that the new solution is better in most ways if not all ways, then they will get onboard. I am sure of this. Currently I am one that wants to own and drive my car. But as clear as day I can see that this will change. Financially and also from a safety perspective. And also it will be multiple things that change. We will progressively live in a more walkable home environment, but we will also have access to better transport options being traditional public transport or a transport on demand model like cybercabs. So much to talk about on this one. Maybe I need to join in on one of your live streams but living in Australia it makes it hard. But that's also another issue. What works in UK / Europe doesn't necessarily work in USA, and then also in Australia. It's a hard problem, but the best minds are working on all the hardest issues. What an awesome time to be alive. Thank you both for your individual and joint efforts to communicate with the world. Sorry for the rant. But that's what I do. :-) Have a great day. Cheers.

[@jorleifaagard6051]

Excellent discussion guys👌

[@TeslaJigsaw]

Thank you! I enjoyed it too

[@AllenTweed]

Maybe in a larger city. In rural East Tennessee (Population around 65k) I'm not sure the demand will be large enough to justify a CC fleet. I don't see even 1 taxi per month and there is no Uber presence here. Maybe the car share idea will be a thing using models 3 and y.

[@TeslaJigsaw]

If a Cybercab offers more affordable, convenient, safer travel than public transport or car ownership, do you think it might catch on? Especially for the younger generation who might wan't to avoid the expense of car ownership, plus those that won't/don't/can't drive?

[@AllenTweed]

@TeslaJigsaw yes. It makes a lot of sense. I'm just not sure the business case is valid here in the near term. After they have made a few million CCs I think they will dominate everywhere. It's a very exciting time!

[@victorseal9047]

What am I going to clean during the weekends ?? 😮

[@jorleifaagard6051]

Start a Cybercab cleaningstation😊

[@thomastv914]

If people stand in front of self driven cars, it would be easy to document with a front facing camera

[@bustertom49]

Say Sharpeville is my hometown and I want to start a cab service with ten cyber cabs.... will the software be receptive to information about detours and road maintenance problems? Could I feed the info in myself? How about where to put the ranks for down time?

[@TomaKic]

Bahahahaha hahahahaa. NOPE. We are on 10 years of "FSD" and it still cant see potholes, or road debris like a blown out aemi tire. I turn my FSD on for an hour or so after an update, then shur it off for a coupe months because it's unusuable as "FSD".

[@kayjay4060]

But I love driving, and feeling those g-forces as I take turns too fast, while bumping my tunes with my upgraded system. :(

[@edwardhackett-jones8126]

Will, you were speaking to and with a particular audience. There’s a lot of “slightly” fruity types engaged with them who dwell at the more extreme end of the EV adoption spectrum. They’re the types wanting to cheer on the 15 minute community bs. They’re not representative.

[@kayjay4060]

I was looking for this.

[@TeslaJigsaw]

Regards to my final question of how to mitigate the 'F-Cars' movement... what are some suggestions?

[@F15HHOOKS]

To be honest, they may disrupt the occasional trip but once self driving cars become established they'll soon realise how futile their stupidity is.

[@billpole]

Tricky situation! Knee-jerk reaction is a small water cannon / hacky-sack to the groin, but realistically the only option is to quickly dispatch a different cab to collect the rider, and call the police remotely to intervene with the car that is being obstructed / vandalised / immobilised. Cameras will catch out witless vandals who aren't aware of Tesla's security, but as @F15HHOOKS says above, once the novelty has worn off and robotaxis are commonplace, the amount of consistent vandalism / interference should fall, although it will never be completely wiped out.

[@TomaKic]

Are you high? Why would it end car ownership? Lmao. You Tesla fanbois are in a cult.

[@piccalillipit9211]

THANK GOD I found a comment from a person who has not lost thing mind - yes they are in a cult.

[@Eddy-ov4tx]

They own stock. They clearly will hype to death without knowing all of the facts such as the cost to use robo taxi daily.

[@colinbridges8241]

Tony Seba forecasts it will happen. I would agree with him rather than you.

[@glengosling5636]

I’ve thought of this for years, but still bought a car and lost a fortune

[@Otherlevel51]

Car are not only Transport but they are also storage. If this end car ownership what to all the utility you get from have a mobile storage capacity.

[@dwylhq874]

Nonsense. Most people aren’t going to give up their Cars any time soon. Tech early adopters, maybe. But not our parents or Luddite family/friends … we have Tesla vehicles but no FSD in Europe still waiting patiently … In the US there will be plenty of backlash against FSD taking away people’s “freedom” … obvs nonsense. But once the data on safety is 10-100x safer than human drivers and regulators say “older” people should no longer drive … 😬 riots!

[@TomaKic]

Musk killed highspeed rail in California with lies and hyperloop fraud so he can sell his junk cars. No one sold their house cause they can rent an Air Bnb. No one isngonna sell their cars cause they can get a Taxi. Thats Tesla cult nonsense.

[@USACars-id3bf]

Sorry, but you've been Sold a Box of Rocks

[@FreedomFinanceFun]

In some communities owning a car will be a luxury

[@simonblurton8009]

When to first train line was installed people came and protested. Where are they now? Same will happen again. If something is better, cheaper, and more convenient than the alternative. The alternative dies.

[@michaelphillips4452]

That is why EVs are doomed to the trash heap of history. They are not built better, they cost more and they are inconvenient as hell.

[@elainebradley8213]

​@michaelphillips4452 too bad. Our ev is surprisingly wonderful. We have never liked a car as much as we like our Tesla model 3.

[@michaelphillips4452]

@@elainebradley8213 Do you charge at home? A option not available to many.

[@michaelphillips4452]

@@elainebradley8213 Enjoy the deprecation too.

[@michaelphillips4452]

@@elainebradley8213 Enjoy your deprecation also.

[@dougmanck4149]

What, Tesla aims to put itself out of business

[@Derpy1969]

It will take 20-30 years for CCs to replace normal car ownership.

[@Eddy-ov4tx]

I love how he assumes using robo taxi will be a “fraction of the cost” it adds up if you need to go to multiple places at once in one day. Not to mention, they have no clue what the cost will be!

[@Eddy-ov4tx]

Also, let’s assume for 1 second that suddenly EVERYONE uses Tesla robo taxi, according to simple economics of supply and demand, robo taxi use price will go up as demand increases. It’s simple economics. I find it extremely hard to believe that using robo taxi every single day at the same average daily miles people drive is going to cost less than owning a car. Maybe to a few select people it might, but not the masses. What is more realistic is owning a robo taxi (hence owning a car) as a secondary vehicle - that makes sense But no way using robo taxi service is cheap enough to not needing or wanting to own your own car is unrealistic IMO. That would be true if people own cars just for driving from A/B - when clearly owning a car is just as much as an emotional experience as owning a house. It’s a status symbol. Because you will use your own self driving car when it’s super convenient such as dropping kids off to school, drop off to the mall, the airport, concert or theme park. Areas where parking is a pain. That makes sense

[@TeslaJigsaw]

No driver to pay, the most efficient propulsion system, can run on renewable energy. Just a guess, but that's better than: Need to pay driver for their time, Engines are inefficient in comparison, and far more expensive to fuel. It will take time, but there's an obvious winner here

[@DaveDDD]

I don’t know why people still listen to Elon. He’s a salesman, and what he sells is Tesla stocks. He has a long history of drastically lying about the state of self-driving for nearly a decade, when he said that by the end of 2017, Teslas could be driving completely autonomously from LA to Times Square with no need for a single touch from the driver, including charging. Tesla has done some great work in the EV space, but it hasn’t been the pseudo-autonomous driving or the extreme minimalism (cost cutting) that has really made their mark on the EV industry - it’s been the hard work of building out the supercharger infrastructure and making their cars useable/practical that is really making them attractive to a growing audience.

[@danielschmitz549]

most likely explanation is, they are (heavily) invested in Tesla

[@USACars-id3bf]

Elon, is the King of Hype. Just a salesman!!

[@matteoricci9129]

Dude 1 robot taxi per person will not solve traffic, will give you back 10 square meter per house, the real deal are communal mass transport like train

[@jebes909090]

but its got cyber in its name......

[@h-ch877]

You only love what is inconvenient. My Tesla M3 is a fantastic appliance, but no love there. The car I loved the most was my old Alfa 1600 GT Junior - beautiful and infuriating machine that off the road being fixed more than it was on it. You shouldn’t have to love your car.

[@matteoricci9129]

The soup protest makes sense to bring forth a problem,the picture under the soup was not damaged, more of this should happen to raise awareness, or do you prefer a luigis's approach?

[@smith4407]

I wish i had 2 cybercabs

[@WillMoody-crmstorm]

What is going to happen to road freight? Ia that industry going to flip? It's not just taxi journeys to consider

[@TeslaJigsaw]

Yes, the Tesla Semi will be ramping this year. Massive disruption to come. All capable of autonomy too

[@RichardWarner-df7dz]

I’m a car guy and have lots of cars. I’m adding a tesla pretty soon. But will I go down to just a tesla/cyber cab. No. No way. Peace.

[@bulls_hit]

Do not forgett, your liability risk in case of a car accident is zero, that alone is a reason many people like my parents will not own or drive a car any more if a cybercab is available.

[@jebes909090]

thats exactly why it wont be a thing for a very long time(if ever). im sure tesla doesnt wanna get sued out of existance because 100% of liability will be on them.

[@dalbozic]

Only in your dreams, it is a status symbol

[@SeanP7195]

Middle class people cannot afford new cars anymore. The whole industry has to change. The auto industry will fight tooth and nail to prevent it and will unfortunately delay it for years. God I hate this country. But we will get it and I could give a damn what happens to major auto companies.

[@IndigenousEarthling101]

Do not directly confront stupid people as you may quickly find yourself outnumbered.

[@Riverrain123]

great showcase

[@steeel]

When FSD becomes fully autonomous, I will never drive again. All in TSLA!

[@jebes909090]

10-20 years away

[@alexhein6386]

@@jebes909090 more lile 5 to 10 years level 5 will happen

[@TomaKic]

Bahahahhahaha. Fsd.....hahahaha. hope you aren't holding your breath.

[@williampisano7573]

Most people in America 🇺🇸 will not buy this thing 95% of Americans will not own a cybertaxi. Only people that make sense is city’s that’s it it’s going to be a Cybertruck all over again. Hi demand over price and sales drop off and crash like cyberSTUCK

[@williampisano7573]

Tesla FSD has killed people already but Elon promised it would be 10 times safe and what happy 😆 tesla is deadest manufacturer lol 😂

[@kvakadok]

Driving may become only a virtual pleasure one day

[@SzaszaG1]

Let's see what the cab drivers in London will do. Does anyone remember when Uber turned up?

[@doncarlodivargas5497]

Teslas have been able to use as robot taxis for ~10 years already, why in the world do tesla begin developing a robot taxi!? What is this? Why do nobody react with scepticism!?

[@mikemulrooney4824]

Surely people are not that silly to stand in front of a cybertaxi. Perhaps if you were drunk. Once they become common noone will want to be that silly any more.

[@davidbeppler3032]

9:12 Have her tow 80,000lbs with a bicycle 2 miles into town. No trucks or cars allowed. Or put all stores 2 miles out side of town by law. Only bikes and walking allowed! Lmao

[@TomaKic]

Lol. Why would it end car ownership? Did you sell your house because we have Air BNB? 🤣🤣🤣😅😆😁

[@philwelling7172]

A better comparison would be people who rent versus people who buy. Now if you could rent for 1/10th the cost of buying, why wouldn’t you rent. That is a better analogy.

[@elainebradley8213]

​@@philwelling7172I agree. And second going to work cars. I worked in a downtown area, regularly took the bus even though I had a car. Parking was far away ( not safe walking at night), traffic was trialsome. Cybercabs would take care of that. 2 car families could become 1 or 0 car families.

[@mikaxms]

Great how full self driving has been coming next year for the past decade. 😂

[@TeslaJigsaw]

It’s been one of the most difficult problems that humans have ever had to solve. AI, compute power, and many re-writes were necessary and needed to align to get to where it is today.

[@IndigenousEarthling101]

Staunch opposition to a new paradigm is actually an acknowledgement of its imminent emergence. We tend to forget the tampon jokes about the yet to be released iPad, the widespread vandalism (from key scratching to arson), coal rolling, charging station ICEing, and other macro and micro aggressions against early Tesla vehicles and their drivers, now mostly curbed by public awareness of sentry mode. Thankfully, both tablets and electric vehicles are now commonplace. I expect autonomous vehicles to follow a similar path.

[@TomaKic]

Nah, we just KNOW Felon Musk is a liar and a fraud, and these cult memhers that still believe the same lies after 10 years are either getting paid, or lying.

[@LJ-jq8og]

Additional point for consideration. I drive through some of the more affluent cities in the northeast United States. Because of the wacko socialist "soft on crime" no-bail policies regarding crime, carjacking violent carjacking is now a very serious threat to driving a car anywhere. The enhanced safety of being in a cyber cab would be huge.Because they will not want to try and steal it because they can’t. :-) So you will be far safer as a passenger than you are in the hard earned beautiful car that you were able to purchase after years of discipline. It’s sad, but the socialist have made it so we can’t even enjoy things that we lawfully earned.

[@chlistens7742]

So sure she can block a car for a but if a majority of cars are robotic.. she is not longer protesting a car but stopping traffic... Heck right now you get some people who cross the street against the light and stop traffic.. if a cop comes by they get a ticket.. if not they slow traffic for a few seconds. Not to mention the other robo cars will automatically be informed of a blockage and reroute Would it be nice if the city's were walkable... Yes... would it be nice if people could use bikes to travel normal trips.. yes. Also remember the cars have cameras if you do it once you probably can get away with it. do it often and they will be able to make a legal case against you. Just look at how many fake accidents and no my light was green were solved by dashcams. Also if the people are so against cars why are they not blocking gas cars already.

[@Martinko_Pcik]

Maybe in large cities. But robocab price will tabilize just under Uber rides until Uber is eliminated and then the price per ride will go up again to maximize profits of robocabs owners. I laugh when people see future as amazing and cheap utopia. Wake up

[@SynergyDMS]

The new Jaguar F-car

[@Joe-420-69]

I have a company car but work out of the country most of the time, so I still need to rent a car. My car sits in the garage most of the time. My wife uses the car more than me.

[@Larsonj99]

People are willing to pay for convenience. That is why we have personal vehicles. Can you imagine loading up the kids in a cybercab every time? Waiting at your nice house in the urban sprawl of America like a peasant? I thought EV's were going to end up being really cheap? Hilarious

[@CountJeffula]

And once they’ve got you, they can raise the price. Haha. Yeah, no.

[@dsds3968]

Tesla don't have a viable autonomous control system yet and I don't see that as being feasible, tested and approved any time soon. So it's just a load of high level waffle that's keeping ill informed investors excited.

[@TomaKic]

100%. These people are in a cult. I bought FSD in 2020 when he promised you can send your car out to rpbotaxi, and it would also appreciate in value cause the FSD was so good. Felon Musk is a liar and conman.

[@SeanP7195]

The newest FSD is fantastic. It is nearly perfected. Try to keep up with the times boys.

[@TomaKic]

@@SeanP7195 you're clearly lying. Its nowhere near actual FSD

[@SeanP7195]

@@TomaKic And you’ve done the latest version correct?

[@duncanpenn3954]

👍

[@DrMikel-dp4kb]

Say anything to make Money on YT

[@TeslaJigsaw]

Believe me, it's not for the money! What's your disagreement?

[@TomaKic]

Yup. These Tesla atock pumpers should be charged by the SEC. This FSD crap is fraud. Low resolution cameras woth no redundancy, and no other sensors will NEVER work ornget regulatory approval, and Tesla KNOWS this.

[@marcusolds8715]

Futuraza is already a KZbin channel. Do something different.

[@TeslaJigsaw]

I'm sorry, you must be confusing me with a performing monkey. We both go on each others show to discuss Tesla. If you don't like it, jog on!

[@marcusolds8715]

@ sure enough, no dates to show for this vid! Your original stuff is great! Leave the rehashes alone.

[@TrumanBurbankFE]

First of all, betas will never understand that car ownership is linked to mastering a craft and tied to personal freedom. From an engineering and judicial standpoint, the road network is not equally developed in all countries.Interactions with human respons and thinking with fully autonomous vehicles in traffic is an enormous risk and will cause a litigation nightmare.

[@tribalypredisposed]

First, there will be WAY more Tesla robo taxis than there are Waymos, so block one and the passenger just gets out and has another one very soon. Second, basically ANY Tesla can be a robo taxi so you have to have a heck of a lot of people to block them all. Third, robo taxis are actually the ONLY way these people can get what they claim they want, walkable cities with great mass transit. The only way a sprawling city becomes densely built and walkable is to eliminate a lot of the need for parking spaces that in many cities take over half of the space of the city. Then we can infill with tall apartment buildings, if we can get past these same idiots then doing the NIMBY thing about tall buildings destroying the “character” of their neighborhood.

[@jebes909090]

just put everyone in a judge dread type mega structure. then you dont need cybercabs either. problem solved.

[@badimpulses17]

Bullshit