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> when its vehicles are driven remotely? They aren't. The car asks the remote operator about its options, the operator suggests an option, the car proceeds. No
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> when its vehicles are driven remotely?
They aren't. The car asks the remote operator about its options, the operator suggests an option, the car proceeds. Nobody is driving in realtime over LTE, that would be insane.
- tzs 2y ago> Nobody is driving in realtime over LTE, that would be insane. To be pedantic that's not really a good argument against the possibility of remote driving. All of Waymo's service areas are inside the coverage areas of AT&T's 5G+, Verizon's 5G Ultra Wide, and T-Mobile's 5G Ultra Capacity networks.
- doctorpangloss 2y agoJust because they figured out an efficient way for the cars to be driven remotely doesn't mean that the cars are not being driven remotely. This ventures a bit into a subjective sense of what is self driving, and clearly, Waymos overstate their self driving ability through a variety of very clever, very powerful sleights of hand.