Kyle Vogt, the CEO of General Motors' robot-taxi unit Cruise, has resigned from the company a day after apologizing to staff as the company undergoes a safety review of its U.S. fleet.
Trains aren’t cars and cars aren’t trains. They can overlap but they don’t do the same thing. So if we assume we live in a world where cars and personal transportation will continue to exist (it will), innovation of cars will continue to make sense
This problem was solved hundreds of years ago: Trains
But, that’s boring, though. People throw money at the new shiny stuff.
Trains aren’t cars and cars aren’t trains. They can overlap but they don’t do the same thing. So if we assume we live in a world where cars and personal transportation will continue to exist (it will), innovation of cars will continue to make sense
I’m all for innovation. That’s loosely what I do for a loving. I’m not for rushing to market.
Trains and light rail are mature products that can also be iterated upon with innovation. Imagine that.