Waymo’s CEO said early startups make one big mistake in every tech hype cycle
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Dmitri Dolgov said tech breakthroughs improve early progress but don't address the "long tail," the complex edge cases that need time and effort.
Dmitri Dolgov said tech breakthroughs improve early progress but don't address the "long tail," the complex edge cases that need time and effort.
Dmitri Dolgov said tech breakthroughs improve early progress but don't address the "long tail," the complex edge cases that need time and effort.
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