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> But Waymo seems to be developing their code properly so it would never trigger for them. Allow me to not trust what their marketing department says. These ar
by otabdeveloper4 3y ago
> But Waymo seems to be developing their code properly so it would never trigger for them.
Allow me to not trust what their marketing department says. These are legal issues, "fake it till you make it" doesn't work here.
- Dylan16807 3y agoSure, don't trust them, but at least see it's very possible, and that not being punished in that case wouldn't really be different from normal drivers.
- otabdeveloper4 3y ago"Conduct an investigation and punish the responsible in case of criminal negligence" is very different from "shit happens, so what if somebody died, Waymo's marketing decided that total collective happiness increased anyways". Manslaugher is not the place to apply software startup disruption ideas.
- Dylan16807 3y agoMy bigger point is that you only need to check for coder negligence every once in a while, not every time someone gets hit, it's fine if in the typical case nobody risks jail. The """license to kill""" is one that drivers already have. And you keep making the waymo side more and more of a strawman with each comment. I would appreciate the goal posts staying in place.