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Why accept the company's say so without any proof being offered or even a description of the fix? If it's been years and this kind of thing, described in regula
by tehjoker 1y ago
Why accept the company's say so without any proof being offered or even a description of the fix? If it's been years and this kind of thing, described in regulations so clearly some attention was paid by engineers, still happens, then maybe fixing it isn't trivial.
- kelnos 1y agoSure, perhaps we shouldn't accept the company's say-so, but this seems like a fairly easy thing for a third party to verify. If that's not being done, that's not Waymo's fault; lobby the local regulatory body or legislature to get that sort of thing required.
- tehjoker 1y agoMaybe verifying isn't trivial either? Sometimes bugs only appear with a lot of interactions.