Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak didn't mince his words about Elon Musk's Tesla: “Boy, if you want a study of AI gone wrong ...”
that newly made vehicles “have the hardware necessary” for full self-driving under all conditions, or Level 5 autonomy. During this same reveal, Musk expressed hopes that, by 2017, a car could go from Los Angeles to New York City “without the need for a single touch, including the charger.”
Wozniak's tune has since changed. In recent months, he’s publicly raged at his Teslas — and by extension, Musk — for their poor full self-driving abilities. In February, he saidthat Tesla has “robbed my family — myself and my wife — of so much money I couldn’t tell you.”
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