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Good catch. There must be some typo. Doesn't this mean there's a zero error rate. Seems practically impossible, at least with the current tech.
by deepGem 9y ago
Good catch. There must be some typo. Doesn't this mean there's a zero error rate. Seems practically impossible, at least with the current tech.
- sharemywin 9y agoUnless it meant they are 2nd in miles driven and stopped "publishing" or driving to not reveal too much.
- kingbirdy 9y agoOr they've only done one test (that they'll share), and it went 638 mi before disengaging?
- leereeves 9y agoOr a single error in 638 miles. Elsewhere in the article "disengagement" is defined as "a human driver has to take over", seemingly excluding natural stops. > But what's even more significant is how much farther Waymo cars can go before a human driver has to take over. For Waymo, one of these so-called disengagements happened, on average, every 5,127 miles.