
A weekly show discussing the future of transportation Alex Roy, Edward Niedermeyer, and Kirsten Korosec
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Tech NewsTechnologyNews | |||

Avery Ash, CEO of Securing America’s Future Energy (SAFE) joins to discuss what we got right & wrong 12 months ago, and weighs in with predictions for 2026. Also, CES party updates, and a special shout-out to an old friend.
As Waymo scales, so do the edge cases the world's biggest robotaxi fleet will encounter. Also, Ed wants to talk about Tesla, Alex doesn't, and Kirsten keeps it cool.
Sleepy safety drivers, scaling robotaxis, Alex thanks the Autonocast party sponsors, Ed thanks Elon for giving him something to complain about, and Kirsten thanks us for letting her be the adult in the room.
When is self-driving not self-driving? How do the words we use for autonomous vehicles affect safety? Professor Bryant Walker Smith talks about how the SAE levels came to be, how he hopes to improve them, and his latest paper "Self-Driving Means Self... more
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Classic “experts “ who never accomplished anything critical of Tesla some justified but mostly EDS
I live my life one autonocast episode at a time
Everything Tesla does is bad everything everyone else does good. The host is incredibly biased against Tesla. It seems that he is one of those pseudo-journalist who produce a whole Lotta crap that Tesla shorts will consume and I can make money that way. Pretty much the same business model of Fox News.
I find it hard to get past the inarticulate presentation of some of the principal contributors. How many times can the word "like" appear in a sentence? Three, four? That is a symptom of a general difficulty in presenting arguments.
There are important ideas here, I think.
Listening as I write this, I just heard "like, like, just like". What exactly does that add to the argument? Did no one at school or college suggest that this was a problem?
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The discussions focus on the evolving landscape of transportation technology, particularly advancements in autonomous vehicles (AVs), electric mobility, and the intersections with societal impacts, regulations, and corporate strategies. The hosts analyze various players in the AV space, including prominent companies like Tesla and Waymo, while addressing both technical and ethical challenges involved in the widespread adoption of these technologies. Episodes often highlight the latest industry developments and insights from experts, creating a blend of informative commentary and engaging dialogue that resonates with enthusiasts in the automotive and tech realms.
Particularly noteworthy is the podcast's candid exploration of bias and narrat... more
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Recent guests on Autonocast include:
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2. Bryant Walker Smith
3. Dave Ferguson
4. Boris Sofman
5. John Harris
6. Reilly Brennan
7. Gabe Sgagna
8. Raquel Urtasun
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