Psyche and Rogue Nomad discuss their experience with a driverless car, exploring the uncanny feeling of autonomous vehicles and broader implications of self-driving technology. They touch on related topics, including pilotless planes and the increasing presence of autonomous systems in everyday life.
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Psyche and Rogue Nomad started the discussion by sharing their initial reactions to riding in a driverless car, with Rogue Nomad expressing that it 'freaks me out a little bit' ▶ 0:12. They then delved into the capabilities of the car, with Psyche demonstrating how to play music ▶ 0:17 and Rogue Nomad mentioning the importance of sitting in the front seat to potentially override the self-driving system ▶ 0:40. The conversation also covered the potential future of autonomous transportation, including pilotless planes ▶ 0:55, and the role of autonomous systems in aviation, with Rogue Nomad noting that planes 'basically do fly themselves' ▶ 1:00. They also discussed Waymo, a company involved in autonomous driving technology ▶ 1:31.
The discussion appears to center around the theme of autonomy and its increasing presence in various aspects of life, from transportation to technology. It suggests a growing interest in exploring the implications of self-driving technology and its potential to reshape human experience. The conversation continues the pattern of examining the intersections of technology, human perception, and the future, which is a recurring theme in the podcast.
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Do you have to sit in the back seat? >> No, I guess you could sit in the front, but I don't want to be presumptuous. >> Oh my. I don't know. I just like it freaks me out a little bit, but it's still cool. >> It is freaky. Like, and you can play whatever music you want. Like, look at this. It's like a [ __ ] ghost is driving, dude. Look at that.
>> If it was a ghost, I'd be able to see it. So, it's not. But yeah, it is like a ghost. So creepy. There there's >> self-driving. >> That's so cool. That's so cool. But are you I think you're supposed to sit in the front so you can like you can like if something happens, you're supposed to like be able to like, you know, override the the self-driving
>> like Oh my god. Get out. >> I know. It's [ __ ] crazy. It's crazy. >> Look at that. No [ __ ] drone. >> Next will be pilotless planes. Yes, they're called drones. Nobody. I think they have pilotless planes. I don't I don't I don't I think play plan play planes basically do fly themselves. It's like basically the captain is there just to like you know turn it on and stuff
like that. I think most and drive on the runway and stuff and then mostly the plane flies itself for the most part. Right. So yeah >> it's completely autonomous. >> That's intense. >> But and it says I saw this meme once that said in Soviet Russia Waldo finds you. >> Yeah. It was like the same that was like Yeah. Along the same lines is what I was
like talking. Uh, so it says Weebo, formerly known as a Google self-driving car project, is an American autonomous driving technology company headquartered in Mountain View, California. I used to live near Mountain View, California. I live near Palo Alto.
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