I think I would have predicted that Tesla self-driving would be the slowest
For graphs like these, it obviously isn’t important how the worst or mediocre competitors are doing, but the best one. It doesn’t matter who’s #5. Tesla self-driving is a longstanding, notorious failure. (And apparently is continuing to be a failure, as they continue to walk back the much-touted Cybertaxi launch, which keeps shrinking like a snowman in hell, now down to a few invited users in a heavily-mapped area with teleop.)
I’d be much more interested in Waymo numbers, as that is closer to SOTA, and they have been ramping up miles & cities.
I would love to have Waymo data. It looks like it’s only available since September 2024 so I’ll still need to use Tesla for the earlier period. More critically they don’t publish disengagement data, only crash/injury. There are Waymo claims of things like 1 disengagement every 17,000 miles but I don’t believe them without a precise definition for what this number represents.
For graphs like these, it obviously isn’t important how the worst or mediocre competitors are doing, but the best one. It doesn’t matter who’s #5. Tesla self-driving is a longstanding, notorious failure. (And apparently is continuing to be a failure, as they continue to walk back the much-touted Cybertaxi launch, which keeps shrinking like a snowman in hell, now down to a few invited users in a heavily-mapped area with teleop.)
I’d be much more interested in Waymo numbers, as that is closer to SOTA, and they have been ramping up miles & cities.
I would love to have Waymo data. It looks like it’s only available since September 2024 so I’ll still need to use Tesla for the earlier period. More critically they don’t publish disengagement data, only crash/injury. There are Waymo claims of things like 1 disengagement every 17,000 miles but I don’t believe them without a precise definition for what this number represents.