Brett Adcock

Am I wrong?

It's almost like someone could be more dangerous.

We're just in this transitory state right now where...

In five years, everything will be fully autonomous and trusted and fine, and you won't have to do that.

And we're just in this transitory.

We're in this chapter in the book for the technology roadmap here where we're living through it, and it's a little messy, and it's not quite straightforward.

And we don't quite know where it's headed next, but where it's headed is at some point in five whatever years,

where, you know, when our kids grow up, like, they're never gonna have to think about this.

It's just gonna be autonomous from the start.

It's gonna be, like, you know, by default, native.

Yeah.

And it'll be trusted and easy and safe.

I think we're just, like, living through this period right now, which is, like, a weird thing.

But, like, if you close our eyes long enough, you'll have this autonomy and electrification everywhere.

I mean, so I live in the Bay Area.

Like, you can take Waymo's now.

Like, I can take Waymo's everywhere.

It's unbelievable.

They're everywhere, yeah.

They're in my, I'm in South Bay.