Andrej Karpathy

It's just another sensor.

And yeah, I think similar to the radar discussion, basically, I...

I don't think it basically doesn't offer extra information.

It's extremely costly.

It has all kinds of problems.

You have to worry about it.

You have to calibrate it, et cetera.

It creates bloat and entropy.

You have to be really sure that you need this sensor.

In this case, I basically don't think you need it.

And I think, honestly, I will make a stronger statement.

I think the others, some of the other companies that are using it are probably going to drop it.

Yeah, another way to look at it is like vision is necessary in the sense that the world is designed for human visual consumption.

So you need vision.

It's necessary.

And then also it is sufficient because it has all the information that you need for driving.

And humans, obviously, have a vision to drive.

So it's both necessary and sufficient.

So you want to focus resources.

And you have to be really sure if you're going to bring in other sensors.