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Cruise Self-Driving Cars Are Still Randomly Stalling in San Francisco
(jalopnik.com)
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4y ago
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reTensor
4y ago
I inserted the details into my comment to save you the trouble, and accidentally didn't edit out that sentence. I have to be careful not to reveal my identity by saying too much.
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reTensor
4y ago
Cruise is a mess internally. The product is unreliable garbage. For more details, see this recent whisteleblower account of the situation: Cruise robotaxi service under review following anonymous letter ( https://techcrunch.com&
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4y ago
I work directly with the employee who submitted the complaint. He is understating the problem. The letter also states that Cruise ... intentionally hides from the majority of employees the results of investigations into collisions involvin
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5y ago
The failure to launch in 2019 was shortly after Ammann took over (late 2018). Ammann inherited Vogt's mess, and at that time nobody in management fully understood how bad the situation was. Ammann promptly began fixing things and we se
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5y ago
Kyle Vogt was removed from the CEO position in late 2018 after Cruise failed to make progress toward a number of milestones. The milestones were outlined as part of the Cruise acquisition. Dan Ammann took over and made really substantial pr
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5y ago
With Dan Ammann leaving, Kyle Vogt will take over as interim CEO. Kyle was removed from the CEO position at Cruise in late 2018 after failing to make adequate progress toward various technical milestones. In contrast, Dan Ammann was an effe
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Dan Ammann (CEO of Cruise) is leaving the company
(cnbc.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
It's like when Kyle Vogt was forcibly removed from the CEO position at Cruise and replaced by Dan Ammann. You need someone with brains and decency (not just luck) to run the company.