And humans in cars are meat-boxes of stochastic behavior, prone to all kinds of dangerous regressions. I feel safer, as a cyclist, around Waymos than I do arou

And humans in cars are meat-boxes of stochastic behavior, prone to all kinds of dangerous regressions. I feel safer, as a cyclist, around Waymos than I do around many human-driven cars. That's even with the cyclist crash last week: it was one of the most common kinds of bicycle-car collisions (bike moving through an intersection hidden behind a truck, hit by a car turning left), and I feel confident that the vehicle responded faster to the situation than a human would have.