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Question $9$ of $40$

When Google was first developing self$-$driving cars, they famously said that their as is not a robotics challenge, but a big data challenge. What did they mean by this?

It means that self$-$driving cars are not robots, so you shouldn't use data to figure out how to drive.

It's easier to design a car to automatically turn than it is to have a car know when it needs to turn.

It's easier to design a car to understand when it needs to turn using data than it is to have it turn using robotics.

It means that Google is a big data company and shouldn't be involved in creating self$-$driving cars.