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Reevaluating to build public trust would have been fixing things when their cars kept blocking the street or preventing ambulances from getting where they need
by MBCook 3y ago
Reevaluating to build public trust would have been fixing things when their cars kept blocking the street or preventing ambulances from getting where they need to go.
NOT waiting until you ran over over someone who was hit by a car and then dragging them along the pavement, followed by lying to investigators about it.
You don’t get trust back after that.
How much do you want to bet all the other cities were suddenly grilling them and they just thought they were about to lose the other licenses as well and this would look better than waiting until they were actually kicked out?
- asah 3y ago"Trust arrives on foot and leaves on horseback." - old Dutch saying
- nickpp 3y agoAre you sure those incidents actually happened? The first was debunked: https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/viral-video-reckless-robotaxi-caused-uproar-san-francisco-police-say-i-rcna89329 https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/viral-video-reckless-... Driverless cars seem statistically safer than human drivers already.
- lelandfe 3y agoRobots are held to a higher standard than us dumb humans
- syndicatedjelly 3y agoAs they should be. Otherwise why are we wasting time and money building them if they perform the same as humans?