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Aug 7, 2026
This $18K Electric Vehicle Has a Face—and a Plan to Drive Itself | Meet Chip
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Jameson DetweilerGUEST
In theory, you could have a vehicle where you could switch between the two, but no one has anything in the market for that today yet.

Jameson DetweilerGUEST
And so that will come, and eventually you'll probably get to L5, but for us in a sense, because you have an inherently constrained operating area, you're not getting on highways, L4 is essentially going to lower the full value for the company.
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Ed LohHOST
instance, would it be centrally produced, or you'd have multiple places producing the body panels?
Robot Bans, Zuck Op-Ed, eBay Settles | Joe Weisenthal, Jameson Detweiler, Stanley Tang, Amjad Masad, Adam Cohen
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Jameson DetweilerGUEST
Um, so got, wound up there by selling my HD mapping business, uh, Fantasma to them.

Jameson DetweilerGUEST
So, uh, basically creating a digital twin of the world, and we built a computer vision powered GPS and turns out, uh, scooters don't know where they are very well because of GPS, and so Bird, Jump, Uber, and Tier were our biggest customers and scaled up.

Jameson DetweilerGUEST
And, uh, then also started building kind of, uh, driver assistance systems for scooters as well.
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Jameson DetweilerGUEST
Like, you look at all of these companies, and, like, they're all tied to products, I think, that are huge money makers but, like, create problems for innovation there, right, for them.

Jameson DetweilerGUEST
And so this is an area where it'll be, like, very hard for them to come in, kind of come in and innovate.
