> The backup human driver then “slammed the brakes at the last moment” and the car “stopped within a few feet of the pedestrian.” Had the human not intervened,

> The backup human driver then “slammed the brakes at the last moment” and the car “stopped within a few feet of the pedestrian.” Had the human not intervened, Apple’s tests indicated that the car “would have almost certainly hit the jogger.” Sounds like this contributed to Goodfellow’s departure - timing wise at least. If I were the VO overseeing the project and you are an AI expert claiming me sophisticated technology but somehow your models could not identify a regular person, I’d be very pissed.