Self-driving cars were once considered commercially unviable, but now they are prevalent in San Francisco, showcasing a significant shift in perception and technology.

The launch of ChatGPT marked a significant reset for AI, bringing many back to San Francisco and highlighting the city's role as a hub for innovation.

Self-driving cars are already a reality, with companies like Tesla and Waymo leading the way in autonomous vehicle technology, which is a significant advancement in transportation.

Despite the advancements, society is cautious about adopting AI technologies, as seen with self-driving cars, which are statistically safer but face public skepticism.

We are at an exciting moment where advancements in AI algorithms are finally enabling robotics to realize its potential.

Robotics is progressing rapidly, and with the integration of AI, we can expect robots to communicate and interact with humans more effectively.

The 'Waymo' self-driving car project was a pivotal moment for robotics, showcasing the potential of autonomous vehicles and deepening my passion for robotics.

In San Francisco, there are now more cars dedicated to Uber than there were town cars before we launched, showing our growth in the market.

Robotics is an area ripe for innovation, as it currently feels like where AI was a few years ago, presenting opportunities for new companies to emerge. The advancements in robotics are nearing commercialization, with significant research challenges being addressed in the coming months or years.