This reminds me of a Google story from two years ago. "A Cyclist's Track Stand Befuddled One of Google's Self-Driving Cars" https://gizmodo.com/a-cyclists-tra

This reminds me of a Google story from two years ago. "A Cyclist's Track Stand Befuddled One of Google's Self-Driving Cars" https://gizmodo.com/a-cyclists-track-stand-totally-befuddled-one-of-googles-1727024285 https://gizmodo.com/a-cyclists-track-stand-totally-befuddled... Perfect example of a corner case. I do NOT believe you can kind of be driving and so having a safety driver means little. The software has to be able to handle this type of situation or should not be on the road. I get it was crazy for this lady to be in the middle of the road in complete darkness. But this is the EXACT situation you would have thought a SDC would perform far better then a human. What is really needed is some way to replay this in data against others algorithms and see what they would do. Love to see what Google would have done? I also worry in trying to keep up with Google these companies are doing very unsafe things. Uber would be far better off just using Google technology.