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    FUTURE PROOF

    Jun 03, 2019 2 minutes

    Back in the mid-2010s, we were ceaselessly told cars would be here in 2021–22. Lately, I’ve been asking some of the technology’s most outspoken cheerleaders for a sitrep. Is that still the timing? In short, no. Not in a way a normal human, as opposed to an over-excited tech guru, would call self-driving.

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