As a slight tangent Hotz has joked (?) that his real business will be to provide auto insurance to his drivers since he's confident that they'll be safer drivers. He'd basically pick off the best drivers and he has more data than anyone about what constitutes a safe driver.
He makes this interesting observation that essentially all good drivers are alike; each bad driver is bad in his own way.
It's an interesting insight and great for self driving since the "good" drivers would be clustered while the "bad" drivers would essentially be noise.
He makes this interesting observation that essentially all good drivers are alike; each bad driver is bad in his own way.
It's an interesting insight and great for self driving since the "good" drivers would be clustered while the "bad" drivers would essentially be noise.