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American start ups are definitely more willing to ignore regulations in the name of growth, but not sure that’s fraud.
by rcme 4y ago
American start ups are definitely more willing to ignore regulations in the name of growth, but not sure that’s fraud.
- carlmr 4y agoSelling self-driving technology with a next-year time horizon for 7 years seems quite fraudulent.
- boc 4y agoExcept it's hard NOT to see a self-driving car (including cars without anyone inside) if you walk around SF these days. Please don't conflate Musk and Tesla with the Waymos of the world.
- dghlsakjg 4y agoPlease don't conflate SF with the rest of the world. Incredibly rare to see self driving cars outside of the Bay Area. Up here in Canada I have my doubts about ANY self driving car achieving true autonomy in our conditions, and I live in the part that doesn't see much snow.
- WeylandYutani 4y agoCough Uber cough Airbnb.
- rcme 4y agoWhat part of taking an Uber is fraudulent?
- lmm 4y agoThe part where they tell you the driver has been carefully vetted and they haven't been?
- WeylandYutani 4y agoThey were caught bribing politicians and circumventing labour laws. Which brings me to my point: adapt to local circumstances don't assume society will adapt to yours because they've been around a thousand years longer and sooner or later you will be crushed.