00:23Autonomous driving is one of the most complex engineering problems we have today.
00:27It requires developing a safety-critical system that's affordable to be mass-manufactured around the world and has the flexibility
00:36to operate in many markets.
00:38This is an extraordinarily difficult engineering problem.
00:41But the good news is that AI provides a way to develop a level of intelligence that means that we
00:47can drive anywhere with mass-market hardware.
00:56I think I spend more time not driving behind the wheel than driving because it's come to that level.
01:09The majority of accidents we see are human error and having that fuller census suite that's primarily focused on two
01:19things, object detection and classification and path planning and avoidance.
01:24So, you know, that makes them very safe.
01:33Would it be a fad?
01:34You know, technology is evolving, OK?
01:37We're not riding horse and carts.
01:40We're in fact, we're in a £75,000 electric vehicle.
01:44So, we're always evolving.
01:46Are we there yet? No way.
01:48I don't think that.
01:49I don't want to be like an ignorant taxi driver.
01:52No, we're not there yet.
01:54I just don't.
01:54I can't see it.
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