@@joey5532 The whole world use Google except for China and Russia, I don't think Google is stupid enough just to fake a street sign to foul China and mess up with the whole world lol, but, if you ask if China believes that google spy on their users or not, then 1000% positive China gonna believe that, I just don't know if you believe it or no.
@@joey5532 I am an American in America. what a Chinese person in China will see using Google maps will be the same thing I am seeing. 🤔🤔 there is no difference?
@@hehe-mq2bk they may see the same thing but that is not what I’m saying. You’ve missed the point entirely. What people are taught to believe over in china is different in America. Not only that but Google map pictures are not up to date. So the pictures on google map are from the past ur seeing old pictures and does not represent the US maps with 100% accurately. If you believe in everything you’re seeing on google maps whether you are here or in China… you not getting accurate information. Please educate yourself.
@@joey5532 Are you all right? You do realized that we both have the best spy satellite right? If China wants to see your backyard, there's no need for Google, and you sound like you work for the US government, baby.
Tesla was banned from driving in government sensitive areas in China. No US social media company can operate in China because of data privacy concerns. Whereas in the US, historically all Chinese companies were welcome until the last few years, when they decided to take a more reciprocal approach.
In short, the USA regime politicians are ignorantly stupid. The world don't revolved around the USA. Let them get left behind. They're just inferior and scared of China
It's estimated that between 72,000 and 110,000 Americans are in China. They are not allowed to use tik tok or other western social media there. Politicians there are ignorant have no ideas what they are talking about. We're just helping them with the great firewall they like so much.
@@KamBar2020 TOYOTA is losing their shxt in the Chinese market, I heard its new hybrid is using the Chinese tech, can the proud American accept it?! Or will the US ban the TOYOTA later? 🤣
BBC: This machine is a typical of forced labour CNN: The overcapacity of Chinese moon landing DW: Chang'e 6, the dark side of the dark side of the moon
Why is china so generous to allow American cars running on chinese roads? Because they are more confident and know what they are capable of and what US is capable of
Because not even Chinese people want Chinese garbage. Farmers buy rice for planting from America and sell everything they grow because the soil itself is toxic from decades of fake fertilizer.
@@tluangasailo3663 Do you have a source for what you're saying? Not that I don't believe you but would like to find out more since Tesla is doing it and thought did any American companies even have the resources to do that and still be able to compete with the Chinese companies.
@@benyap6033Any business is required to have a Chinese entity partnership, American auto manufacturers included. So any “American” car you see testing is in more ways than not simply a rebranded Chinese brand. This is why VW, GM and most others are SAIC owned and operated.
As someone who has worked in two self driving companies and been around the 3 major USA self driving car companies. I can tell you that this Chinese stuff they keep talking about is highly politicized. You need HUGE data information to even get anything useful. You need roughly 23 hours a day 7 days a week. You should be more worried about your cell phone than a car with a bunch of sensors on it.
The same thing is going around about semiconductor manufacturing as well after the US banned China from acquiring certain tech. Even after 10 years of data collection and millions of driving hours, Tesla still need more data.
@petsonly4068 I would be more worried about termites than a Chinese self driving car company. They'll burn though all their money before they figure out anything useful
I used to test autonomous vehicles in San Francisco. Every time a journalist goes on a ride it's always a pre-planned, mapped route that is the easiest route for the car with the least number of obstacles.
BBC: This machine is a typical of forced labour CNN: The overcapacity of Chinese moon landing DW: Chang'e 6, the dark side of the dark side of the moon
2:30 How is it Chinese companies doing road tests quietly in past year, if they hosted official opening events and inviting media to attend ? CNBC can't blame their ignorance on someone else.
The 2 dedicated driverless companies waymo and cruise do not. Cruise is basically dead and waymo only operates in the cities that allow it. Tesla doesn't count either but they collect the most data in china.
BBC: This machine is a typical of forced labour CNN: The overcapacity of Chinese moon landing DW: Chang'e 6, the dark side of the dark side of the moon
@@CodeMeat What're you talking about? Huawei's owner was a former military individual in China. That massively increases its risk regardless if hes working with China or not. US companies do not work with US government. That is why US companies pay bribes to the government LOL
National Security risk, google maps out whole earth in detail including sensitive building like parliament, army bases of other countries.. Modi-Putin-Xi shook hands yesterday let that sink in....
I asked ChatGPT, why the US is so upset about the India-China peace deal. Here the answer: "The West's concerns about a potential China-India peace deal likely stem from several geopolitical, economic, and strategic reasons: Shift in Regional Power Dynamics: Both China and India are major regional powers in Asia, and any form of closer cooperation between them could shift the regional balance of power. Western powers, particularly the U.S., have traditionally viewed India as a key player in counterbalancing China's growing influence. A peace deal that strengthens ties between China and India could undermine this strategy. Impact on the Indo-Pacific Strategy: The U.S. and its allies (such as Japan and Australia) have been promoting the "Indo-Pacific" concept to counter China's influence in the region. A peace agreement between China and India could weaken the effectiveness of alliances like the Quad (U.S., India, Japan, Australia) if India's motivations to confront China diminish. Economic Rivalry: Both China and India are significant global economies. A closer relationship between them could create economic synergies that benefit their interests at the expense of Western economies. Additionally, it could lessen India's economic dependency on Western markets and influence, thereby reducing Western leverage over Indian policy. Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) Concerns: The West has been critical of China's Belt and Road Initiative, which seeks to expand Chinese economic influence through infrastructure projects across Asia and beyond. If India, traditionally skeptical of the BRI, becomes more open to cooperating with China economically, this could further enhance China's global influence at the West's expense. Strategic Autonomy for India: The West, particularly the U.S., has invested heavily in deepening ties with India, both in terms of defense cooperation and economic engagement. A rapprochement with China could lead India to adopt a more independent foreign policy, reducing its alignment with Western interests. In short, a peace deal between China and India could disrupt the strategic plans of the West in Asia, making it more difficult to contain China's influence while also complicating India's role as a counterbalance."
Many people buy China cars in Singapore : BYD, GEELY, CHERY, ZEEKR , DENZA . Nice design, advanced built-in feature, tip top quality. DYD on Singapore road the most. The price is suit for buyers.
Nobody is paying attention to developments in China they will have profitable operations in 30+ cities next year as local authorities work with operators, not against them, and provide a live digital twin and priority communications this is one of the main barriers to mass adoption in the US & EU!
"To put this into yearly context, Bank of America estimates Alphabet spends $1.5 billion a year on Waymo." .......Meanwhile "Bureau of Labor Statistics. Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics" mean wage estimates for taxi driver $16.88/hr
I was advised to diversify my portfolio among several assets such as stocks and bonds since this can protect my portfolio for retirement. I'm seeking to invest $200K across markets but don't know where to start.
The professionals presently control the market since they not only have the essential business strategy but also have access to inside information that the general public is not aware of.
@@HopesKruses The reason I decided to work closely with a brokerage adviser ever since the market got really tense and the pressure became so much(I should be retiring in 17months) so I've had a brokerage adviser guide me through the chaos, its been 9months and counting and I've made approx. 650K net from all of my holdings.
@@KarenDuncan-o5s How can I participate in this? I sincerely aspire to establish a secure financial future and am eager to participate. Who is the driving force behind your success?
Plain, if China doesn’t want us testing data on their roads, then why should we feel compelled to allow them on our roads to do so? Eye for an eye, but if you want somewhat equal competition, pony up.
good thing the american government is incompetent but as if california roads somehow have magical properties that can't be found anywhere else in the world 🙄
I'm a 2024 college grad and have only heard about pronouns online. The fact that trans people are a very small % of the population means that it's very rare to encounter a trans person and when you do finding out the correct way to address them is very simple and fast. Stop scapegoating minorities because if you don't diagnose the problem correctly, then you're solutions will also be poor.
If someone is hit and k*lled by an autonomous vehicle who would be responsible and what would be the repercussions of it would anyone go to jail? How would that family see justice done?
in Europe - mercedez has level 3 autonomy on vehicles. it takes full responsibility if vehicle crashes when the autopilot is engaged. in the US, tesla only has a level 2 autonomy, and it takes no responsibility if their FSD is engaged.
L3 and beyond should be the responsibility of the manufacture. Mercedes is the only one I know doing this, but Volvo was the original to make such a statement a decade ago (not sure if they’re still abiding by that once the EX90 launches)
Half-hearted? Self-driving is already commercialised in China. Technology is not a question. It is tearing if the US supposedly 5G network can adequately and safely support commercial self-driving. sadly the answer is no, for now.
Lol, why do Western countries try to tarnish the Chinese image? I have been to China and know what they are capable of doing, and Western media cannot confuse me any longer, and i hope they don't confuse you 😂lol.
@@daydreamer8373 I have test driven FSD and although it is very good in many ways it still requires supervision and intervention at critical points. It will require quite a bit more development before it is ready for autonomous driving. I believe that autonomous vehicles will need LiDAR and radar - more than only-camera sensors that FSD uses.
@@richardcoughlin8931 I believe Tesla's camera only approach is why they will succeed, and is one of the many advantages Tesla has over the competition. Elon is saying they are looking to start services in Texas and California next year. Most people have no idea just how good FSD is getting.
Chinese autonomous taxis are way more advanced than the US, and a simple comparison proves this. Lyanne a journalist took a Wamo cab and showed the reality and CNBC's own Chinese correspondent tested Biadu's autonomous taxi and it worked fabulously.
China have also had autonomous buses for at least 3 years, easy to find UA-cam videos with them.... Meanwhile Tesla can't even get their autonomous cars out till 2027 :(
CCP bots listen, if china doesnt allow US autonomous vehicles to test on their roads, why should US keep letting China companies test on US soil? All these china autonomous vehicles companies were actually started in silicon valley, not china. it was a key location for their development, leveraging the talent pool and tech expertise. US unknowingly helped breed these chinese AI vehicles, btw its clear China isn't the leader in AI
@@redpill-12345 All these china autonomous vehicles companies were actually started in silicon valley, not china. it was a key location for their development, leveraging the talent pool and tech expertise. US unknowingly helped breed these chinese AI vehicles, btw its clear China isn't the leader in AI.
feels like everything in the US is a national security risk, yet they got corporations which would do the same thing and it's allowed, like corps dont do sketchy things with them, like sell that data around, possibly to china too...
In the US, all image sensing, recognition and response processing takes place on board, while in Chinese cities the CCTV systems ID and track all vehicles, providing all the spatial data the system requires. Thus, US testing takes place owing to the US being the target market, the disparate systems limiting autonomous exports. Plus of course, cars find english a whole lot easier to read.
Based on Raimondo's explanation, if Chinese EVs should not be testing on US roads because of national security, then why is Tesla allowed to perform autonomous testing on Chinese roads right now? Tesla is currently conducting autonomous driving testing on Chinese roads, specifically in Shanghai, with government approval to pilot its Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature, although full self-driving systems haven't been fully approved yet; they are reportedly working with Baidu to support their mapping needs for this testing process.
The Road conditions in China is 10X more complex than in the U.S. If a car company can do autonomous driving in China they can do it in U.S. That is probably why China dont need to test extensively in the U.S. Also its BS that China need U.S Engineers to help them, China have the best Engineers in the world, thats why Tesla was saved by its Shanghai Factory.
then why All these china autonomous vehicles companies were actually started in silicon valley, not china. it was a key location for their development, leveraging the talent pool and tech expertise. US unknowingly helped breed these chinese AI vehicles, btw its clear China isn't the leader in AI
@@tluangasailo3663 What U.S "expertise" are you talking about? Most of these "Expertise" are not from the U.S. The Chief Scientists in OpenAI, Google etc are all Canadian. Their Engineers are basically a bunch of Asian guys. You know where there are tons of Asian Engineers? China, China, China.
@@lppoqql No matter how hard you try to overestimate China in AI or give them credit, they still copy everything from America. Your attempt is pointless, bro, america is china's master
It doesn't really matter at the end of the day, a lot of Americans don't want self driving. Chinese people are more accepting to changes such as autonomous driving. The market in the US won't be that big.
China is the one of largest buyers for Tesla cars. Should China ban Tesla with all those cameras according to national security and privacy? This is nonsense.
4:45 how come they can suspend/punish the company for crashing into a traffic sign yet do nothing when elon's "full self driving" kills people year after year?
Jesus. Just block and restrict Chinese companies that are in direct competition to European and American companies. This whole idea of opening our markets and the various competitions to this country was a Reagan / Republican bs. It's like an open marriage where only 1 partner is open.
Open what market? Chinese people can buy American car (ford) or American phone (iPhone) right now if they want. Can you buy a Chinese car (BYD) or Huawei phone at all? China opens all the market to US, not the other way around.
If you tell a teenage girl that one day she’s going to be old and wrinkly, she will get perturbed. Same with Americans, who cannot accept the fact that the American Century will be over soon.
All these china autonomous vehicles companies were actually started in silicon valley, not china. it was a key location for their development, leveraging the talent pool and tech expertise. US unknowingly helped breed these chinese AI vehicles, its clear China isn't the leader in AI
I don't even think it is a problem. I think the problem is the US is falling behind and we are mad that they're doing better. Just that simple and that we owe a bunch of money to then
The U.S. government has imposed high tariffs on Chinese vehicles, limiting their sales to the Chinese market, while China does not impose similar restrictions on American imports. At the same time, strict immigration restrictions make it challenging for skilled foreign workers to find opportunities in the U.S., yet this video criticizes Chinese firms for hiring these workers. This stance appears self-serving, as any economic success outside the U.S. seems to trigger suspicion and backlash. Additionally, there’s a pervasive stereotype that Chinese companies are inherently involved in espionage. Could this be considered discriminatory? While any proven evidence of wrongdoing should be pursued, presuming guilt by assumption is unfair. This antagonistic approach seems to be driven by legacy U.S. firms that, lacking competitive strength, leverage government policy to reclaim their market position
Testing autonomous cars near government and military facilities? Lol Edit It's time for the US and like-minded countries to go its separate way from China, Russia, ect our worldview in compatible and we will never find a common ground
There is no common ground becasue the West tant to take all. West concern China might do something because that is exactly what they have done or doing. China bought a 767 from Boeing in the 90s as executive transporter. When they recieved the plane, they found the plan is full of bugs. One source said there are over 200 microphones fitted to the plane that should not need there and clearly, not documented in the version of file that comes with the plane. The West us spying on their own people as well, is prism Gate still Ring the bell? I guess not. Privacy? Sorry, that is a false argument anywhere in the world where you connected to any communication infrustructure. Not in the West, not in the east. Due with it.
DMV should pay the people that are trying autonomous cars and not the other way around. The goal is to promote safety and start saving lives. Give people money that are trying to do that.
We can't do it in China and they want to do it in US. They compete w/ us and have our data but we don't. Are we actually wondering if being at a disadvantage is okay just for shareholders?
Mapping out our roads, study them and when war comes they will know our cities and streets just like an American. America helps it's enemies too much. China probably wouldn't be as productive and growing as much if it wasn't for America. We literally are the catalyst to their growth
For the industry experts saying that Chinese autonomous car company miles lag behind their California peers in California, id ask: How many test miles have US autonomous car companies logged in China?
how could China tolerates american corporation like - Apple Tesla Microns Qualcomm Nvidia McDonald KFC Pizza Hut Starbucks AIA in the Chinese market ???!
Does this mean iPhones and Tesla cars should be banned in China?
Yes. Buy Mercedes and Nokia instead
@@ricardosilva-xz1yt why ? And should world ban USA products
Nah, China has better alternatives....
@@ricardosilva-xz1yt
So it is said that China is too lenient with the United States. It would be a very simple thing to ban them.
@@ricardosilva-xz1ytne,oni špijuniraju demokratski
Haha if china wants to see where we live with details they just need to see google street view 😂
@@DonsitoWu and you think China believes what google(an American company) shows them?
@@joey5532 The whole world use Google except for China and Russia, I don't think Google is stupid enough just to fake a street sign to foul China and mess up with the whole world lol, but, if you ask if China believes that google spy on their users or not, then 1000% positive China gonna believe that, I just don't know if you believe it or no.
@@joey5532 I am an American in America. what a Chinese person in China will see using Google maps will be the same thing I am seeing. 🤔🤔 there is no difference?
@@hehe-mq2bk they may see the same thing but that is not what I’m saying. You’ve missed the point entirely. What people are taught to believe over in china is different in America. Not only that but Google map pictures are not up to date. So the pictures on google map are from the past ur seeing old pictures and does not represent the US maps with 100% accurately. If you believe in everything you’re seeing on google maps whether you are here or in China… you not getting accurate information. Please educate yourself.
@@joey5532 Are you all right? You do realized that we both have the best spy satellite right? If China wants to see your backyard, there's no need for Google, and you sound like you work for the US government, baby.
When you lose the competition, accuse your competitor. LOL
Why does this come off so strongly like anti-Chinese propaganda?
Bcz it's exactly that
Setting precedents for the war that is likely coming.
thats what 1.6 Billion dollars are for, without the support of CIA and the Anti China fund, mainstream media will go the way of the dinosaurs.
Because it is.
CNBC is out to maximize eyeballs, not accuracy.
We can not believe PRC but can we believe US government?
China with privacy concerns, not OK.
USA with privacy concerns, OK?
What a double standard
What about safety concerns ????
@@LetomDeCambraicut ties completely then, if you really care about "safety concerns"
@@LetomDeCambraiSo China can ban iPhone & Tesla as national security
Tesla was banned from driving in government sensitive areas in China. No US social media company can operate in China because of data privacy concerns. Whereas in the US, historically all Chinese companies were welcome until the last few years, when they decided to take a more reciprocal approach.
Your country, your rules. Simple as that!. We all know China will leech off any country if it thinks it can. That is the way they are.
There are 100,000 Chinese visitors here. Should we ban them using phones here? Those ignorant politicians have no ideas what they are talking about.
In short, the USA regime politicians are ignorantly stupid. The world don't revolved around the USA. Let them get left behind. They're just inferior and scared of China
Yes, they should be also ban from speaking Chinese.
Nah bro they fear these vehicles more 😂
It's estimated that between 72,000 and 110,000 Americans are in China. They are not allowed to use tik tok or other western social media there. Politicians there are ignorant have no ideas what they are talking about. We're just helping them with the great firewall they like so much.
Cctv surveillance cameras almost everywhere but these guys afraid of self driving cars with cameras 😂😂
$1.6 billion in action
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@@KamBar2020 TOYOTA is losing their shxt in the Chinese market, I heard its new hybrid is using the Chinese tech, can the proud American accept it?! Or will the US ban the TOYOTA later? 🤣
@@KamBar2020Toyota is licensing BYD tech lol
BBC: This machine is a typical of forced labour
CNN: The overcapacity of Chinese moon landing
DW: Chang'e 6, the dark side of the dark side of the moon
Trump 2024
Google Street View is a national security risk!!!1111111
Try to pull up Google Street view in mainland China. Not there.
Not as dangerous as TikTok, surely?
@@richardgodwin2967try on vpn
@richardgodwin2967 There is nothing meaningful to be gained from autonomous car mapping that you don't already have from satellite imaging.
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Why is china so generous to allow American cars running on chinese roads? Because they are more confident and know what they are capable of and what US is capable of
Because not even Chinese people want Chinese garbage. Farmers buy rice for planting from America and sell everything they grow because the soil itself is toxic from decades of fake fertilizer.
they dont allow testing US autonomous vehicle on their road due to security concern
@@tluangasailo3663 Do you have a source for what you're saying? Not that I don't believe you but would like to find out more since Tesla is doing it and thought did any American companies even have the resources to do that and still be able to compete with the Chinese companies.
@@benyap6033Any business is required to have a Chinese entity partnership, American auto manufacturers included. So any “American” car you see testing is in more ways than not simply a rebranded Chinese brand. This is why VW, GM and most others are SAIC owned and operated.
Literally answered in the video. Too many goofball know-it-alls in the comment section
They are 10 years ahead of us...even Tesla self driving system is based off existing Chinese tech and Baidu programming
As someone who has worked in two self driving companies and been around the 3 major USA self driving car companies. I can tell you that this Chinese stuff they keep talking about is highly politicized. You need HUGE data information to even get anything useful. You need roughly 23 hours a day 7 days a week. You should be more worried about your cell phone than a car with a bunch of sensors on it.
The same thing is going around about semiconductor manufacturing as well after the US banned China from acquiring certain tech. Even after 10 years of data collection and millions of driving hours, Tesla still need more data.
@petsonly4068 I would be more worried about termites than a Chinese self driving car company. They'll burn though all their money before they figure out anything useful
How can you explain to stupid people who are paranoid?
@@danreid9856 You can't their mind is already made up. As someone who has been around the the tech. It's only a matter of time before they expand.
I used to test autonomous vehicles in San Francisco. Every time a journalist goes on a ride it's always a pre-planned, mapped route that is the easiest route for the car with the least number of obstacles.
Waymo has service in SF. Anyone can ride.
BBC: This machine is a typical of forced labour
CNN: The overcapacity of Chinese moon landing
DW: Chang'e 6, the dark side of the dark side of the moon
2:30 How is it Chinese companies doing road tests quietly in past year, if they hosted official opening events and inviting media to attend ? CNBC can't blame their ignorance on someone else.
🤣
If you bring out a book, there are pages and pages to write about how naive they are.
Do American autonomous vehicles test in China?
The 2 dedicated driverless companies waymo and cruise do not. Cruise is basically dead and waymo only operates in the cities that allow it. Tesla doesn't count either but they collect the most data in china.
@@mrpeeng9503 ok
No because China isn't as corrupt as the US
@@mrpeeng9503
@@mrpeeng9503 why is tesla allowed to collect data in china?
Anything warnings they're giving, they're planning on doing to others to begin with. 😂
BBC: This machine is a typical of forced labour
CNN: The overcapacity of Chinese moon landing
DW: Chang'e 6, the dark side of the dark side of the moon
That's right
cringe video of americans panicking of videos from the street lol
Some Americans are beginning to fear that their country is beginning to lag behind
Sooooo Bai can send out autonomous vehicles to survey our roads but DJI which is SUPERVISE and DRIVEN by Americans isn’t safe??
Dji and Huawei fully controlled by the govt. Thats why they have unlimited money and engineer from top university
@@syarifairlangga4608 Yeah, just like ALL the US companies.
Source: trust me, bro!
@@syarifairlangga4608 Take a look at yourself in the mirror and say that again.
@@CodeMeat What're you talking about? Huawei's owner was a former military individual in China. That massively increases its risk regardless if hes working with China or not. US companies do not work with US government. That is why US companies pay bribes to the government LOL
Any Chinese Invention, USA BE Like : Please Save Our Data 😭😭😭
Exactly!!
The US government has failed badly so far.
Your English sucks
invention xd ?
Data is more important than health care
National Security risk, google maps out whole earth in detail including sensitive building like parliament, army bases of other countries.. Modi-Putin-Xi shook hands yesterday let that sink in....
I asked ChatGPT, why the US is so upset about the India-China peace deal. Here the answer:
"The West's concerns about a potential China-India peace deal likely stem from several geopolitical, economic, and strategic reasons:
Shift in Regional Power Dynamics: Both China and India are major regional powers in Asia, and any form of closer cooperation between them could shift the regional balance of power. Western powers, particularly the U.S., have traditionally viewed India as a key player in counterbalancing China's growing influence. A peace deal that strengthens ties between China and India could undermine this strategy.
Impact on the Indo-Pacific Strategy: The U.S. and its allies (such as Japan and Australia) have been promoting the "Indo-Pacific" concept to counter China's influence in the region. A peace agreement between China and India could weaken the effectiveness of alliances like the Quad (U.S., India, Japan, Australia) if India's motivations to confront China diminish.
Economic Rivalry: Both China and India are significant global economies. A closer relationship between them could create economic synergies that benefit their interests at the expense of Western economies. Additionally, it could lessen India's economic dependency on Western markets and influence, thereby reducing Western leverage over Indian policy.
Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) Concerns: The West has been critical of China's Belt and Road Initiative, which seeks to expand Chinese economic influence through infrastructure projects across Asia and beyond. If India, traditionally skeptical of the BRI, becomes more open to cooperating with China economically, this could further enhance China's global influence at the West's expense.
Strategic Autonomy for India: The West, particularly the U.S., has invested heavily in deepening ties with India, both in terms of defense cooperation and economic engagement. A rapprochement with China could lead India to adopt a more independent foreign policy, reducing its alignment with Western interests.
In short, a peace deal between China and India could disrupt the strategic plans of the West in Asia, making it more difficult to contain China's influence while also complicating India's role as a counterbalance."
is that live data?
1.6B$ propaganda money isn't still working 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Many people buy China cars in Singapore :
BYD, GEELY, CHERY, ZEEKR , DENZA .
Nice design, advanced built-in feature, tip top quality.
DYD on Singapore road the most.
The price is suit for buyers.
If you already ban all the Chinese cars, why are they in California now?
Apple plans to build new research facilities in China. Why Chinese can't do the same?
@@emmanuilushkabecause they are spying on America.
Chinese cars aren’t banned. The tariffs just make them a nonstarter as who’d buy a BYD Seal for $150k?
Chinese cars would cost us 10k brand new and be as reliable as a Toyota. The US doesn't want us to to start buying them.
so androids and wundows should be banned through out the world first of all
Anything that harvests your data or data about you should have greater restrictions.
It's a nice video justifying Chinese ban on Google and its Street View cars.
Nobody is paying attention to developments in China they will have profitable operations in 30+ cities next year as local authorities work with operators, not against them, and provide a live digital twin and priority communications this is one of the main barriers to mass adoption in the US & EU!
The national security angst reported in this clip would justify the Chinese originally circumscribing Tesla in China.
LOL, how paranoid and racist we are. Isn't Google and Amazon spying on me.
Let then, it makes my job easier.
Sure, "we". Speak for yourself
Ray cyst for sure 😂
sure comrade
Yeah, but those are americans spying on you and not a different country that would burn you alive if it meant they could get an extra dollar.
CCP bots!
"To put this into yearly context, Bank of America estimates Alphabet spends $1.5 billion a year on Waymo."
.......Meanwhile "Bureau of Labor Statistics. Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics" mean wage estimates for taxi driver $16.88/hr
Maybe you should ask why Chinese companies set up in America next. Give me a break
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Plain, if China doesn’t want us testing data on their roads, then why should we feel compelled to allow them on our roads to do so? Eye for an eye, but if you want somewhat equal competition, pony up.
good thing the american government is incompetent
but as if california roads somehow have magical properties that can't be found anywhere else in the world 🙄
Tesla has autonomous self-driving service in the Chinese market....
@@elie1sh537shut up, the dude is just doing his job. $1.6B's gotta yield something after all.
Well said
Except US companies do test in China.
So, Elon working with Russia is okay though? He's in our streets, our internet, our media... And building tunnels,..
Edited to add tunnels...
Chinese companese are "aggreesively" developing autonomous vehicles🤡👆
Persecution paranoia. Iphone is everywhere in China. How do you say that?
In china schools work on education, in America they work on preferred pronouns and tik tok dances
Shut up, gong fei. Before you get passed off as pork at the wet market
I'm a 2024 college grad and have only heard about pronouns online. The fact that trans people are a very small % of the population means that it's very rare to encounter a trans person and when you do finding out the correct way to address them is very simple and fast. Stop scapegoating minorities because if you don't diagnose the problem correctly, then you're solutions will also be poor.
is that why all china autonomous vehicle companie were founded in silicon valley
Chinese colleges turn factory workers into factory workers with degrees. But sure, pronouns and dances are great for fear mongering.
@@tluangasailo3663 I believe most of these companies are headquartered in Shenzhen.🤔
If someone is hit and k*lled by an autonomous vehicle who would be responsible and what would be the repercussions of it would anyone go to jail? How would that family see justice done?
in Europe - mercedez has level 3 autonomy on vehicles. it takes full responsibility if vehicle crashes when the autopilot is engaged.
in the US, tesla only has a level 2 autonomy, and it takes no responsibility if their FSD is engaged.
If a human driver crashes into autonomous vehicle, who should be responsible!?
@@randomguy7175Whoever is at fault for the accident.
L3 and beyond should be the responsibility of the manufacture. Mercedes is the only one I know doing this, but Volvo was the original to make such a statement a decade ago (not sure if they’re still abiding by that once the EX90 launches)
They would get paid.
Half-hearted? Self-driving is already commercialised in China. Technology is not a question.
It is tearing if the US supposedly 5G network can adequately and safely support commercial self-driving. sadly the answer is no, for now.
why? america gets these cars made in factories in china
Why would anyone at the California DMV 3:53 think it’s a good idea to let our competition test their product on our roads. Seems very weird.
Not A word about Tesla??
Lol, why do Western countries try to tarnish the Chinese image? I have been to China and know what they are capable of doing, and Western media cannot confuse me any longer, and i hope they don't confuse you 😂lol.
Hey Winnie the Pooh is in this.
Fear sells .... Not being able to sell in the US has nothing to do with this, right?
So much better than Tesla’s FSD.
Depends on how you define better?
@@daydreamer8373 I have test driven FSD and although it is very good in many ways it still requires supervision and intervention at critical points. It will require quite a bit more development before it is ready for autonomous driving. I believe that autonomous vehicles will need LiDAR and radar - more than only-camera sensors that FSD uses.
@@richardcoughlin8931 This comment will not age well in 2 years.
@@richardcoughlin8931 I believe Tesla's camera only approach is why they will succeed, and is one of the many advantages Tesla has over the competition. Elon is saying they are looking to start services in Texas and California next year. Most people have no idea just how good FSD is getting.
@@zSionAccording to Elon , it will not age well next year. But then continues to say the same thing every year
Wow I didn't know US is THAT scared of China 😂
What took US to identify this as national security? Whoever approved the testing must be scrutinized and investigated?!
中国用着美国公司的芯片，英特尔，高通，英伟达，而中国没有说什么，这是不是证明中国比美国更自由，更民主呢？
说得好兄弟
Chinese autonomous taxis are way more advanced than the US, and a simple comparison proves this. Lyanne a journalist took a Wamo cab and showed the reality and CNBC's own Chinese correspondent tested Biadu's autonomous taxi and it worked fabulously.
Bug off gong fei
China have also had autonomous buses for at least 3 years, easy to find UA-cam videos with them.... Meanwhile Tesla can't even get their autonomous cars out till 2027 :(
CCP bots listen, if china doesnt allow US autonomous vehicles to test on their roads, why should US keep letting China companies test on US soil? All these china autonomous vehicles companies were actually started in silicon valley, not china. it was a key location for their development, leveraging the talent pool and tech expertise. US unknowingly helped breed these chinese AI vehicles, btw its clear China isn't the leader in AI
@@redpill-12345
All these china autonomous vehicles companies were actually started in silicon valley, not china. it was a key location for their development, leveraging the talent pool and tech expertise. US unknowingly helped breed these chinese AI vehicles, btw its clear China isn't the leader in AI.
Make TOYOTA Prius Great Again 😎 Scotty Kilmer
As if these people ever truly cared about American data and privacy!
Is the US sure it wants a chinese company taking videos from anything it drives by and then have some AI use that to determine god knows what?
America: We should go back to stone age!
feels like everything in the US is a national security risk, yet they got corporations which would do the same thing and it's allowed, like corps dont do sketchy things with them, like sell that data around, possibly to china too...
and anyway, all the iphones made in china do all the spying for them.
Everything is national security risk, except selling all kind of firearms like hot pancakes.
In the US, all image sensing, recognition and response processing takes place on board, while in Chinese cities the CCTV systems ID and track all vehicles, providing all the spatial data the system requires. Thus, US testing takes place owing to the US being the target market, the disparate systems limiting autonomous exports. Plus of course, cars find english a whole lot easier to read.
I used to work at AutoX. The food delivery service ended in 2020; as a result of the pandemic, the company let go of all the operations team members.
Based on Raimondo's explanation, if Chinese EVs should not be testing on US roads because of national security, then why is Tesla allowed to perform autonomous testing on Chinese roads right now? Tesla is currently conducting autonomous driving testing on Chinese roads, specifically in Shanghai, with government approval to pilot its Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature, although full self-driving systems haven't been fully approved yet; they are reportedly working with Baidu to support their mapping needs for this testing process.
We had it all: self-drive, drink and drive, controlled driving, eco, friendly, beautiful and natural...it's called a horse.
True. I love horses
They produce manure which needs to be recycled if it’s inside a city.
😂😂😂😂
Hiring autonomous talents from APPLE 😂
Because they’re spying duh
This all feels like the red scare...
The Road conditions in China is 10X more complex than in the U.S. If a car company can do autonomous driving in China they can do it in U.S. That is probably why China dont need to test extensively in the U.S. Also its BS that China need U.S Engineers to help them, China have the best Engineers in the world, thats why Tesla was saved by its Shanghai Factory.
then why All these china autonomous vehicles companies were actually started in silicon valley, not china. it was a key location for their development, leveraging the talent pool and tech expertise. US unknowingly helped breed these chinese AI vehicles, btw its clear China isn't the leader in AI
@@tluangasailo3663 What U.S "expertise" are you talking about? Most of these "Expertise" are not from the U.S. The Chief Scientists in OpenAI, Google etc are all Canadian. Their Engineers are basically a bunch of Asian guys. You know where there are tons of Asian Engineers? China, China, China.
@@lppoqql India
Chinese have the best engineers in the world 😭😭😂😂
@@lppoqql No matter how hard you try to overestimate China in AI or give them credit, they still copy everything from America. Your attempt is pointless, bro, america is china's master
It doesn't really matter at the end of the day, a lot of Americans don't want self driving. Chinese people are more accepting to changes such as autonomous driving. The market in the US won't be that big.
Why did it take so long for people to realize that this was happening?
Because it isn't. Not even the Russians want this junk. Heck, not even the Chinese want this junk
Letz Go NEWSOM 🇨🇳
Because US doesn't supervise every company in the world like China
China : let us barn us tech its a national security risk
USA : Debate
10:50 vote him out, a politician that is clueless and low IQ.
This video is full of American arrogance and ignorance. They fail to realize that the world outside has already changed，big time.
China should ban Tesla cars on China roads
Tesla need competitor in USA. Not ford, not GM. Not Toyota.
America afraid of chinis innovation
China is the one of largest buyers for Tesla cars. Should China ban Tesla with all those cameras according to national security and privacy? This is nonsense.
How is this not a huge security issue to have the chinese control all US transportation
U.s.' mindset is soooo toxic.....😂😂😂
Looking at the robo taxi part in the intro makes me consider adding a speaker to the vehicle to say, "C'mon, get in the lane already."
We love Chinese company from Ohio
4:45 how come they can suspend/punish the company for crashing into a traffic sign yet do nothing when elon's "full self driving" kills people year after year?
Jesus. Just block and restrict Chinese companies that are in direct competition to European and American companies.
This whole idea of opening our markets and the various competitions to this country was a Reagan / Republican bs.
It's like an open marriage where only 1 partner is open.
Open what market? Chinese people can buy American car (ford) or American phone (iPhone) right now if they want. Can you buy a Chinese car (BYD) or Huawei phone at all? China opens all the market to US, not the other way around.
If you tell a teenage girl that one day she’s going to be old and wrinkly, she will get perturbed.
Same with Americans, who cannot accept the fact that the American Century will be over soon.
HAHA
All these china autonomous vehicles companies were actually started in silicon valley, not china. it was a key location for their development, leveraging the talent pool and tech expertise. US unknowingly helped breed these chinese AI vehicles, its clear China isn't the leader in AI
@@tluangasailo3663 A lot of PhDs doing the research in Silicon Valley are Chinese/Asian.
@@bakerkawesa why silicon valley
I don't even think it is a problem. I think the problem is the US is falling behind and we are mad that they're doing better. Just that simple and that we owe a bunch of money to then
Do we really want Chinese cars in the US?
Yes 😂
@@CrzyD-cv8xz why?
@@JDMSwervo2001 Why do you want to pay 2 times more for something worse?
That's why
@@yuning8045 we don’t know the reliability and longevity of these Chinese cars I’d rather buy trusted and proven Toyotas and Hondas
@@JDMSwervo2001 keyword, "you think"
Everything is national security
Western countries need to keep a closer eye on China’s ambitions.
Rest of world needs to keep eye on CIA/America
It’s simple for hypocrate west if you can’t compete call it national security threat 😂
They deleted my comment…ok here’s a better one…OMG china is so great…what a good idea 🤩
The U.S. government has imposed high tariffs on Chinese vehicles, limiting their sales to the Chinese market, while China does not impose similar restrictions on American imports. At the same time, strict immigration restrictions make it challenging for skilled foreign workers to find opportunities in the U.S., yet this video criticizes Chinese firms for hiring these workers. This stance appears self-serving, as any economic success outside the U.S. seems to trigger suspicion and backlash. Additionally, there’s a pervasive stereotype that Chinese companies are inherently involved in espionage. Could this be considered discriminatory? While any proven evidence of wrongdoing should be pursued, presuming guilt by assumption is unfair. This antagonistic approach seems to be driven by legacy U.S. firms that, lacking competitive strength, leverage government policy to reclaim their market position
Testing autonomous cars near government and military facilities? Lol
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It's time for the US and like-minded countries to go its separate way from China, Russia, ect our worldview in compatible and we will never find a common ground
You mean the same government that’s using Chinese made computers
There is no common ground becasue the West tant to take all. West concern China might do something because that is exactly what they have done or doing. China bought a 767 from Boeing in the 90s as executive transporter. When they recieved the plane, they found the plan is full of bugs. One source said there are over 200 microphones fitted to the plane that should not need there and clearly, not documented in the version of file that comes with the plane. The West us spying on their own people as well, is prism Gate still Ring the bell? I guess not. Privacy? Sorry, that is a false argument anywhere in the world where you connected to any communication infrustructure. Not in the West, not in the east. Due with it.
Can they at least make these look better instead of making them look like what they think futuristic cars will look like?
Drones can see a lot more than autonomous vehicles, and, Chinese drones are dominating in the global market.
😂
DMV should pay the people that are trying autonomous cars and not the other way around. The goal is to promote safety and start saving lives. Give people money that are trying to do that.
Love how 90% of the comment section is CCP bots.
Putin is funding on behalf of China 😅
Putin is bigger threat than China according to current media trends 😅
Yeah anyone contrary to your pov is a ccp bot
Found the pino bot
I also love all the CCP glazers who are calling ME a bot
@@APPLP1E the bot is admitting 😆
Maybe you should be more concerned with the cancer on USA that is AIPAC. That cancer is already terminal as you may have noticed.
Never underestimate China's ambition. Especially in areas US is leading.
We can't do it in China and they want to do it in US. They compete w/ us and have our data but we don't. Are we actually wondering if being at a disadvantage is okay just for shareholders?
Mapping out our roads, study them and when war comes they will know our cities and streets just like an American. America helps it's enemies too much. China probably wouldn't be as productive and growing as much if it wasn't for America. We literally are the catalyst to their growth
Bing maps. Google maps.
Yeah, because Google street view does not exist 🤡
@@diidac17 And Bing maps, and Waze.
I don't need to pay Chinese companies to give me access to US street maps. I can just get them from Google for free.
@@DucaTech right
Isn’t the NSA guilty of the same?
Lots of Chinese bots in the comments... 😕
For the industry experts saying that Chinese autonomous car company miles lag behind their California peers in California, id ask: How many test miles have US autonomous car companies logged in China?
Here comes the Trojan horse. Winnie (Xitler) is smiling :D 😅😅 He must be really happy.
Here comes the $1.6B for you😂😂
Gotta test the cars on streets with non law abiding citizens and potholes, lol.
how could China tolerates american corporation like - Apple Tesla Microns Qualcomm Nvidia McDonald KFC Pizza Hut Starbucks AIA in the Chinese market ???!