Cearson: People are willing to not just pay money for it, but even potentially a subscription to something that just isn't, doesn't exist. Cearson: This shows how deep like, people love the future. They feel like they're on the cutting edge without fundamentally actually changing anything on their part. And this has been like a a common thread throughout tessla in a bunch of different ways. The way they approach,. you knowto thethe entire atonimous driving strategy is fully rooted in that, in that thathers is laugh falling.
Big moves raise strategic questions this week, as Mobileye starts testing in New York, Aurora heads to Wall Street by way of Reid Hoffman's SPAC, and a Financial Times trend piece raises questions about the relationship of ADAS to AV strategy. From the traffic impact of privately-owned AVs to the public's ability to invest in the technology and the wisdom of calling automated driving systems a "driver," Alex, Kirsten and Ed chew through some of the sector's biggest questions in another classic discussion episode.