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You can order driverless taxis right now in some cities: https://www.axios.com/2023/08/29/cities-testing-self-driving-driverless-taxis-robotaxi-waymo https://w

• MatthiasPortzel 3y ago
  That article is discussing Cruise. Since it was published, a Cruise car dragged a pedestrian 20 ft, it came out that they need remote intervention every few miles, the CEO resigned, and they stopped doing rides anywhere. Waymo remains available to my knowledge.
• loire280 3y ago
  However, they require constant human monitoring and interventions from those humans every few miles to work properly - and it's not clear that the need for those interventions will be solved with more training data. https://www.theverge.com/23948708/cruise-robotaxi-suspension-trust-remote-assist https://www.theverge.com/23948708/cruise-robotaxi-suspension...
  • tivert 3y ago
    > However, they require constant human monitoring and interventions from those humans every few miles to work properly It's a little-known fact that AI means "Actually, Indians." https://boingboing.net/2024/04/03/amazons-ai-powered-just-walk-outcheckout-option-turns-out-to-be-1000-workers-watching-you-shop.html https://boingboing.net/2024/04/03/amazons-ai-powered-just-wa...