• Kuinox@lemmy.world
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    9 days ago

    It’s interesting how waymos get more article against them compared to tesla.
    There is a targeted campaign against waymo.
    How can i not think the journalist is in bad faith, when he complain that the waymo doesn’t stop… in case he run under another car ?

    As an european, when I see this video, the problem isn’t the automated cars, but the fact the car are allowed to go this fast on a lane without a traffic light to protect the pedestrian.

    Edit:

    Waymo admitted that it follows “social norms” rather than laws.

    The reason is likely to compete with Uber, 🤦

    Because they slowed down too much the traffic and have a campaign against them, about how they slowed too much the traffic, for respecting the law.

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      9 days ago

      Waymo is running driverless (or at least remote monitored) taxis all over SF. that’s why they’re getting headlines, they’re out and being used at scale.

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        9 days ago

        Tesla are also used at scale, while sold as “autopilot” (it’s not).

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          9 days ago

          Teslas scan not legally be driverless. Whatever happens is the drivers fault.

          But yes, I remember the same thing, being amazed they intentionally don’t come to a complete stop at stop signs. That may be how the world works these days but it shouldn’t

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            9 days ago

            afaik, the waymo always respected stops and tesla had to remove the rolling stop feature.