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Waymo and Cruise won't actually release comprehensive data. So anecdotes are all we have to go by... and they don't look particularly good. These are egregious
by aluminum96 3y ago
Waymo and Cruise won't actually release comprehensive data. So anecdotes are all we have to go by... and they don't look particularly good. These are egregious driving mistakes that a human driver would almost never make.
- https://twitter.com/desertflyer/status/1677464706251128832 https://twitter.com/desertflyer/status/1677464706251128832
- https://twitter.com/flrent/status/1677483882109882368 https://twitter.com/flrent/status/1677483882109882368
Everyone needs to experience these things for themselves before unleashing them on the public. I want them to work, but in their current state, they are an absolute menace.
- Zanni 3y agoAs a sometime pedestrian, I can tell you that those are the sorts of mistakes human drivers make all the time.
- pms 3y agoAre you advocating for normalization of mistakes and bad driving practices? If self-driving corresponds to bad drivers, then is it useful?
- parshimers 3y agoThat’s really awful. These kind of incidents need to be investigated. Whatever situation caused the car to just run into the path of a pedestrian in a crosswalk can’t be allowed.
- sagarm 3y agoThat's the wonderful thing. Stuff like this happens to me when I'm in foot and there's no way a human drivers would be held accountable. AVs on the other hand have enough scrutiny the behavior will be fixed.
- divan 3y agoIn some countries that's the default mode of interaction between human drivers and human pedestrians.
- heyoni 3y agoI thought all incidents were tracked by the dmv and publicly available. Unless you mean it’s not comprehensive enough…if so, what does that mean?