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If SF, LA and Phoenix are already allowing Waymo cars that don't have anyone in the driving seat, then why not cars without controls? What's so special about le
by wcoenen 2y ago
If SF, LA and Phoenix are already allowing Waymo cars that don't have anyone in the driving seat, then why not cars without controls? What's so special about leaving out the controls after having eliminated the driver?
- andrewmcwatters 2y agoFirst responder overrides exist for Waymo.
- ahahahahah 2y ago> What's so special about leaving out the controls after having eliminated the driver? Waymo can give direct control of their vehicles to police or others when appropriate. This mitigates the cost of potential edge cases.
- HarHarVeryFunny 2y agoThere was a recent evaluation of Tesla's latest self-driving software that showed it's still only averaging 13 miles between necessary human interventions, so comparison with Waymo at this point seems wishful thinking.