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So who gets cited for interfering with a crime scene in this case?

• hulitu 3y ago
  In a perfect world the company which operates those vehicles, represented by the CEO (see VW).
  • lawn 3y ago
    Yes, but I also think the driver has some responsibility. So they should both pay for it.
    • viraptor 3y ago
      The tweet doesn't contain many details, but an "autonomous vehicle" in that area could actually mean no driver.
      • lopkeny12ko 3y ago
        Even Autopilot, the most advanced autonomous vehicle technology currently available to consumers, requires consistent driver attention at all times.
        • detaro 3y ago
          And various non-consumers operate driverless cars in SF.
        • ethanbond 3y ago
          You can go take a Cruise ride in SF right now with no human being in the front seats at all. Depends on your definition of “currently available to consumers” but no, Autopilot is not ahead of everyone else.
          • lopkeny12ko 3y ago
            Cruise being available to a small group of testers in one city in the USA is not "generally available to consumers."
            • ethanbond 3y ago
              Sneaking in more qualifiers are we? :)
              • lopkeny12ko 3y ago
                My claim: Tesla Autopilot is the most advanced autonomous tech currently available to consumers. Your claim: Cruise is the most advanced tech currently available to consumers. My refutation: Cruise is only available in one city in the USA. Are you braindead? Why is there so much blind anti-Musk rhetoric on this forum?
        • bsilvereagle 3y ago
          Clip showing the vehicle was indeed without a driver in the seat: https://twitter.com/EHarringtonTV/status/1659780799716261894?cxt=HHwWjIDQwf313IguAAAA https://twitter.com/EHarringtonTV/status/1659780799716261894...