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“Is AI overhyped or underhyped?” Fei-Fei Li: "Silicon Valley can mistake clear vision with short distance. In 2006 the first self-driving car drove 140 miles...it still took 20 years for Waymo to be barely on the road." "Clear vision is important, but the journey will be long."

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