Perhaps we need an ironclad deadline for everyone to rally around toward attaining AI-based true self-driving cars, without which we will continue to meander and belatedly if ever achieve those vaunted driverless vehicles.
Another angle is that the deadline is secretly known to be unattainable and the declarer is purposely using it as a rallying cry, despite the inner realization that it is not viable. The declarer merely wants to set a marker for everyone to see. Sure, it would be nice if that deadline could be achieved, but the declarer knows fully beforehand that the deadline is outrageously outlandish. This though won’t be stated aloud.
Some assert that deadlines are necessary to get people off their duff. The unwavering heat from having to achieve a deadline will turn lackadaisical into the furiously hard-working. We all have an innate notion of seeking to arrive at the finish line. Getting to the finish means the glory of victory.
You would get quite a pushback on that contention. There are plenty of examples, notable ones, that seem to showcase that a deadline was instrumental to making progress in circumstances that were abundantly new, unproven, and for which the path forward was fraught with innumerable unknowns. For my coverage about how the Apollo 11 mission provides insights to today’s AI systems and especially the advent of self-driving cars, see my discussion atBy the way, some cynics or malcontents today try to claim that the moon landing was all doable from day one and that this was entirely obvious at the get-go. I can only say that this ranks up there with those that believe we never reached the moon and harbor those conspiracy theories about the matter. Anyway, believe as you will.
I suppose that goes hand-in-hand with another one of his indubitably quotable lines: “If you think you can do a thing or think you can't do a thing, you are right.Allow me a moment to tie together the topic of self-driving cars and the theme of setting deadlines. There is not yet a true self-driving car at Level 5, which we don’t yet even know if this will be possible to achieve, and nor how long it will take to get there.
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