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GM's self-driving car unit, Cruise, shows its closed course testing facility.

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Nic Cruz Patane1 year ago

Tesla’s testing facility is 7M vehicles on the road

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NICE1 year ago

Stay competitive by balancing cutting-edge AI with automation tools. Forrester shows how.

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Alex Oha1 year ago

You can't simulate the craziness of what happens in the real world.

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Randy Witt1 year ago

This looks might childish when compared to Teslas 7,000,000 vehicles on real roads in the real world all collecting and sending data back to HQ. Tesla for the win.

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Bradford Ferguson1 year ago

🤐😬😂 while some aspects are interesting, this is inadequate child’s play and frankly should be embarrassing to show off as something to be proud of.

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Edward Chew1 year ago

Trying very hard not to laugh looking at this 😅

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TCMesla1 year ago

GM's closed course testing looks like a joke when comparing with the testing conducted on real roads by Chinese rivals of Tesla FSD 😂

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Austin1 year ago

If I have the option to be picked up in a cybercab or this ugly outdated pos, I’m choosing the cybercab 😂

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Pete Raf1 year ago

I want to see them in real life. These staged video clips are nothing.

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JB Capital Markets1 year ago

They should license FSD. Everyone working on their own systems is not necessarily for the greater good.

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Two Weeks LOL1 year ago

Curious why they don't show the car avoiding running over pedestrians and dragging them for 20 feet...

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