Blog Sree Vijaykumar | From the Editor's Desk Google is struggling with its drone efforts. It's 58 self-driving cars have traveled 2.2 million miles, but they are still flummoxed by snow and drive so conservatively they can disrupt traffic. This article argues that Silicon Valley is stumbling in the world beyond software. In software, programmers can control their environment. The physical world is messy and unpredictable. Even the smartest computers can't prepare for every possibility. Add to that the burden of public safety and regulation and it is easy to see why the tech industry hasn't been able to replicate its success in the digital realm. Continued here
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