What's more surprising in there is that it's not Waymo doing this. It's hard to argue that Waymo isn't way ahead of the rest in self driving. And this outfit pu

What's more surprising in there is that it's not Waymo doing this. It's hard to argue that Waymo isn't way ahead of the rest in self driving. And this outfit putting self driving semi trucks on the road is [checks notes] Aurora Innovation. Who? Further we learn they are proud of "360-degree sensors that can detect objects 1,000 feet away" and "already logged more than 1,000 driverless miles shuttling goods along Interstate 45 in Texas" - that's what? two days? "We have something like 2.7 million tests that we run the system through" and "two trucks without a driver". What in the world? Now, I will grant that some of this nonsense is probably the [checks notes] New York Times writer but still. This is absurd. The conclusion goes beyond that: "What Aurora’s doing is being much more careful than most,"