Stanford revisits 2018 claim that self-driving was 90% done — the last 10% was everything
StanfordHAI · x · 2026-10-03
Stanford experts said in 2018 that driverless cars were 90 percent of the way there; the remaining 10 percent meant handling fog and rain, inconsistent road markings, and safe decision-making. Stanford HAI's Marco Pavone explains how AI helped close that gap.
More from Embodied
- Humanoid Shows How Its Robots Use RL to Recover From Mistakes — chris_j_paxton · 2026-10-03
- RTX Spark laptops and mini desktops rumored Oct 7 launch, $1800-$2900 with 24GB-128GB — Porespellar · 2026-10-03
- City Farmers joins OpenAI's first Codex Physical Builds batch with a Raspberry Pi setup — broodsugar · 2026-10-02
- Five cars on one Austin block, four of them self-driving — binarybits · 2026-10-02
- Tesla adds 32 Cybercabs in Texas as its robotaxi rollout finally scales up — binarybits · 2026-10-02
- EMPIRIC teaches robots missing physics as code, solving all 25 tasks where baselines get 14-16 — tomssilver · 2026-10-02