Epstein File EFTA01385140: Driver (DS10)

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Epstein File EFTA01385140: Driver (DS10)

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This document discusses autonomous vehicle (AV) technology and market strategy, identifying speed to market as a critical driver of success. It references power steering system redundancy and notes that in non-automated vehicles, the human driver serves as a redundancy factor. The content relates to automotive technology and engineering rather than personal transportation.

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Importantly, we believe that speed to market with AVs will be the most critical **driver** of success.

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For example, if the power steering system fails, a second source needs to kick in (in most non-automated vehicles, the human **driver** is the redundancy factor