> What does this mean? Well, if your car brakes hard to avoid a dog, your car should warn me. I’m not sure how to make this concept simpler so I can only repea

> What does this mean? Well, if your car brakes hard to avoid a dog, your car should warn me. I’m not sure how to make this concept simpler so I can only repeat it. > Electric cars are already required to emit a sound as they drive. I know. > I guess if it has to brake hard for something, honking might be a good idea, but I wouldn't want cars to constantly be beeping at everything in their vicinity if there's no imminent crash. If you think in a discussion about robot cars that drive themselves being conducted on a hacker website, I’m suggesting that cars communicate their sensor data to each other by honking their horns, in really not sure what to tell you other than yes, this would be profoundly dim witted. > I'm not sure what you mean. I believe it. > Presumably Waymo's software is the same across its fleet. They're not training one car's model at a time. I believe it. I also believe you’re deeply missing the point, perhaps intentionally.