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They weren't forced out, they just didn't want to comply because they would have to report incidents which would show how far behind competitors they are, which
by galieos_ghost 9y ago
They weren't forced out, they just didn't want to comply because they would have to report incidents which would show how far behind competitors they are, which would kill their valuation
- maym86 9y agoIt's a semantic difference and exactly my point. They were effectively forced out of California because their technology doesn't work. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/video/2016/dec/15/uber-self-driving-car-drives-through-red-light-in-san-francisco-video https://www.theguardian.com/technology/video/2016/dec/15/ube...