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I mean talk about an edge case, I doubt the software really considers "have pedestrians literally thrown at the car" situations all that much.
by moffkalast 3y ago
I mean talk about an edge case, I doubt the software really considers "have pedestrians literally thrown at the car" situations all that much.
- tempsy 3y agoThat wasn't what I was referring to. This is in reference to a jaywalker. My point is both cars should have stopped when they saw a jaywalker crossing the street. It doesn't sound like the Cruise car stopped because it basically saw that the woman had just barely crossed to its left out of its path of travel. A more cautious driver would have slowed down at the very least or stopped completely.
- mvdtnz 3y agoAn obstruction in front of a vehicle is hardly an edge case.
- minwcnt5 3y agoIt should. Waymo appears to tests case similar to this: https://ltad.com/about/waymo-closed-course-facility.html https://ltad.com/about/waymo-closed-course-facility.html
- moffkalast 3y agoSounds like they do... way mo testing. Ba dum tss