There was a definite bro culture reminiscent of Uber's and we all see all the horrible actions Uber did to try to win / kill it. Unfortunately killing an innoc

There was a definite bro culture reminiscent of Uber's and we all see all the horrible actions Uber did to try to win / kill it. Unfortunately killing an innocent pedesterian in the process of trying to win / kill it. Cruise's responses to their many negative events read like Uber's and I expressed my distaste for Cruise numerous times on here because of their bro trying to kill it attitudes (if you're not for robot cars you're out of touch being one example). I'm not surprised and maybe sharper and more adult heads in GM stopped the program in time saving another poor innocent pedestrian from being mangled by training wheel robot car technology. I.e. The cars all came to a screeching halt when the 5G network it used was clogged up due a concert nearby (wow). It relied on a public 5G network? Maybe one day robot cars it will be safer then a humans if so it will take decades to more yet is that progress worth these algorithms learning at the expense of more innocent lives?