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Testing is not a valid reason for disabling it, because if it fires, then either Uber's system has failed to respond in time, or it is a false positive, and the
by mannykannot 8y ago
Testing is not a valid reason for disabling it, because if it fires, then either Uber's system has failed to respond in time, or it is a false positive, and there cannot be many of those, or else it would be a problem with the relatively large numbers of otherwise ordinary Volvos equipped with emergency braking and being driven by humans.
- solarkraft 8y agoPerhaps they wanted lower tolerances for braking than possible with the Volvo system ... which still seems rather unresponsible.
- SlowRobotAhead 8y agoI don’t think through any of this anyone has accused Uber of being responsible.