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We'll see about Waymo's safety culture after their first serious incident. Transparency is sorely lacking in this sector.
by oldgradstudent 3y ago
We'll see about Waymo's safety culture after their first serious incident.
Transparency is sorely lacking in this sector.
- chpatrick 3y agoThe fact that there hasn't been one after years of driving is a pretty good sign no?
- oldgradstudent 3y agoThey barely drove a few million miles in ideal conditions and where children are relatively uncommon. Edit: removed a Cruise incident.
- unshavedyak 3y agoYour link is a Cruise (according to the X/Tweet/Thing), but it sounded like you were using that as evidence of faulty Waymo behavior.
- oldgradstudent 3y agoYeah, thanks. Got distracted.
- ramraj07 3y agoI saw numerous Reddit posts of self driving cars causing mayhem. Every single one of them was a Cruise car. Waymo is doing something right. If the cruise fiasco forces more regulation that’s only a good thing. Hopefully waymo passes them all.
- sainez 3y agoYour comment makes it seem like a bad thing. Waymo has the right approach: only applying their technology where they are confident it will not cause issues.