[rohith2506]

Saying “work” is kind of a stretch. Until I see a self driving car navigating through the streets of Bengaluru in the peak traffic periods, I would say it’s still far far away.

All self driving companies have this bias. If it works in US and Europe, it works everywhere. It’s like the same old saying of “it works on my computer. Looks good. Let’s put it on production”. We all know how the story ends ;)

[Gigachad]

“It’s useless until it works in every single scenario”. Sure that might be fair for self driving cars, but again, doesn’t apply much to LLMs. I don’t care if my chatbot can’t give me accurate answers for medical or physics questions. If it works for the stuff I want, at least most of the time, it’s very useful.

[rakkhi]

Not Bengaluru but would you take Shanghai for $500? https://youtu.be/PVMCjvsP6O8

[interstice]

Based on the standard of driving in most places I don’t think many drivers can safely navigate that kind of thing either.