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Exactly right. It's almost like the tech press wants Waymo to aggressively pursue a very public failure. Even one disengagement every 5000 miles without human
by arbie 8y ago
Exactly right.
It's almost like the tech press wants Waymo to aggressively pursue a very public failure.
Even one disengagement every 5000 miles without human backup will be perceived as apocalyptic when your fleet drives thousands of trips a day.
- oldgradstudent 8y agoThey've "launched" a "commercial" service, and claimed that their some of their early riders moved to the new service with no NDA. Where are those social media posts? Waymo's PR is getting more and more divorced from reality with every announcement.
- jfoster 8y agoTheir announcements do seem to be a certain amount of time ahead of reality. They announced the early rider programme having started at least a few weeks/months before the evidence of it started showing up, and it looks the same this time. My take on that is that it's okay. They're being cautious.