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that this is not explicitly illegal is the problem. everyone else has safety drivers and is subject to reporting requirements. waymo never killed a pedestrian
by andbberger 5y ago
that this is not explicitly illegal is the problem. everyone else has safety drivers and is subject to reporting requirements.
waymo never killed a pedestrian
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- twblalock 5y ago> waymo never killed a pedestrian Yeah, it was Uber, my mistake. But that's an example another self-driving company that killed people. It could have easily been any of them -- they have all had accidents that could have resulted in death, and just got lucky. Tesla is not special here.
- andbberger 5y agoI think it is of questionable rationality to accept the null hypothesis between uber (0.4 miles/disengagement in 2018) and waymo/cruise (~700k miles, ~30k miles/disengagement in 2020; ~11k and 5k miles/disengagement in 2018, respectively), but reject the null hypothesis for tesla which reported....... 12 miles of self-driving in 2020.