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>How come these things are "scrutinized" afterwards instead of before? Governments are severely dragging their feet behind their backs and should clearly outlaw
by gruez 2y ago
>How come these things are "scrutinized" afterwards instead of before? Governments are severely dragging their feet behind their backs and should clearly outlaw and force certification of these "smart" systems before they're deployed, not afterwards.
What makes you think this wasn't scrutinized by Chinese government before release?
- diggan 2y ago> Local media reported that three people died in the incident that’s likely to spark scrutiny over the smart driving software deployed in many of today’s cars. This part makes me believe it wasn't scrutinized before, because otherwise the wording would have been different. Maybe something like "further scrutinized" or something else that indicates that it's actually been inspected and approved before.
- gruez 2y agoI think you're leaning a bit too hard on the wording here. If we're going randomly speculate based on tenuous reasoning like this, allow me to present the fact that such licensing regime does exist in China, so it's likely that Xiaomi did comply with it, rather than openly flouting the law. https://www.all-about-industries.com/china-is-massively-promoting-autonomous-driving-a-6d2104317309d349100ae929fa70adc8/ https://www.all-about-industries.com/china-is-massively-prom...