GM and Lyft to Create Fleet of Self-Driving Taxis

The video discusses the challenges and future of fully autonomous cars, highlighting the need for government regulations and the current state of technology. It explores potential scenarios, such as having a driver present for safety, and partnerships like Google's deal with Fiat. The video also examines current autonomous features in cars, such as General Motors' Supercruise and Tesla's Model S, and their limitations. It concludes with a discussion on regulatory hurdles and testing requirements, suggesting that widespread adoption is still a few years away.

What are the current limitations of fully autonomous cars as mentioned in the text?

How does the presence of a driver in an autonomous car affect its operation?

What role do government regulations play in the deployment of driverless cars?

What advancements in technology are mentioned regarding General Motors and Tesla?

In what timeframe does the speaker believe fully autonomous cars will be widely available?