Waymo goes through police standoff.

[slacktide_bitog]

What if they had pitted the Waymo or used a grappler on it?

 

[Hohn]

My gripe is IF and thats a big if they do become safer than humans driving the insurance companies will come for your drivers license. Tesla and others claim they're safer but I just don't see it when they release the accident rates.

There's no way that happens.

You can't even get a legislature to add slightly more restrictive license scrutiny for 90 year olds with licenses.

 

[02SE]

What if they had pitted the Waymo or used a grappler on it?

That's the video I want to see. After it's stopped, run up and open the door, pull the computer out, and read it it's rights.

 

[rstsco]

...and read it it's rights.

You have the right to a developer. If you can not afford one, AI may be used at no cost...

 

[tvaughn]

In San Francisco, I have encountered so many Waymos in congested traffic. The software tweaks ovee the past few months are easily apparent. When cars "block the box" Waymos now aggressively whip around them. Just like human drivers. LOL.

I use Waymo regularly here in LA, and I have also noticed they have become less passive. I actually love riding in them, music cranked up, windows down, and a smooth drive. I just wish they cleaned them more often.

 

[slacktide_bitog]

I use Waymo regularly here in LA, and I have also noticed they have become less passive. I actually love riding in them, music cranked up, windows down, and a smooth drive. I just wish they cleaned them more often.

so, does the CHP ticket a bot for loud music?

 

[dogememe]

I’ve used Waymo and it’s great. Also if I’m in SF and nobody is letting me merge in I’ll cut off a Waymo because I know it’ll stop. Haha.

 

[edyvw]

I don’t want to open another thread, but it would be funny if it isn’t serious:

 

[Vil_Riker]

Thumbs up to the car for not running over the guy.