They're coming. In my lifetime, probably.Self driving cars would have been a boon to the disabled had the technology worked out
They're coming. In my lifetime, probably.Self driving cars would have been a boon to the disabled had the technology worked out
They're coming. In my lifetime, probably.
Ugh. I know what that's like. Yes, I correct to about 20/25, but without my glasses, I can't even read that big E on the eye chart. It would suck to have to deal with that all the time.Well I can't drive being legally blind but It is something I would love to happen before I croak
Ugh. I know what that's like. Yes, I correct to about 20/25, but without my glasses, I can't even read that big E on the eye chart. It would suck to have to deal with that all the time.
As long as you allow the people who "Want to drive", to drive w/o AI assistance, I don't see the problem.^ Yes, I think too they will eventually come.
With a lot of resistance from people who prefer to keep driving themselves, though.
So many people blindly trusted Elon Musk on Tesla's AutoPilot safety and I never trusted his BS claims.
I know, he was caught lying and people have come out and reported how he staged / faked those Auto-Pilot videos used to wow people over into buying Teslas.That's because he was pushing the tech out way before it was ready.. With lots of BS claims too. It just wasn't ready and probably won't be ready for a while.
Google's Waymo is still around, but they're still in the burning money phase and need Camera's + LIDAR + GPS to even work.Whatever happened to Google's self driving cars that used real time and GPS data to travel?
Google's Waymo is still around, but they're still in the burning money phase and need Camera's + LIDAR + GPS to even work.
There's plenty of Backlash against Waymo still.
Backlash as in what?
This is just the basics from Wikipedia.In 2023, the San Francisco group Safe Street Rebel used a practice called "coning" to trap Waymo and Cruise cars with traffic cones as a form of protest after claiming that the cars had been involved in hundreds of incidents.[159] During the 2024 Lunar New Year in San Francisco Chinatown, a mob of vandals attacked, graffitied, and set fire to a Waymo car. No one was injured.[160][161] In 2024, passengers during a Waymo ride described an attack by an onlooker who attempted to cover the car's sensors.[162]
In 2024, the city attorney of San Francisco attempted to sue to prevent expansion of driverless vehicles including Waymo into San Francisco.[163] San Mateo County government soon after also sent a letter to regulators opposing expansion to its county.[164]
In May 2024, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) launched an investigation into potential flaws in Waymo vehicles, focusing on 31 incidents that included Waymo vehicles ramming into a closing gate, driving on the wrong side of the road, and at least 17 crashes or fires.[165]
In August of 2024, residents of San Francisco's SoMa district began to complain about noise pollution from Waymo vehicles honking at each other in a local parking lot. Residents reported that the car horns could be heard daily, with varying levels of activity, usually peaking at around 4 AM and during evening rush hour. The honking appears to have been triggered by the self-driving cars backing in and out of the lot.[166] The story caught attention after a resident began live streaming the cars with lofi hip hop music. Since then, Waymo Director of Product & Ops, Vishay Nihalani has appeared on the live stream to apologize and offer an explanation. Nihalani has assured locals that the honking will be fixed as further software updates are implemented.[167]
Waymo has been trying to hide it's safety record data and refused to let the CA Government and the public see it in terms of transparency.California disclosure dispute
In January 2022, Waymo sued the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to prevent data on driverless crashes from being released to the public. Waymo maintained that such information constituted a trade secret.[190] According to The Los Angeles Times, the "topics Waymo wants to keep hidden include how it plans to handle driverless car emergencies, what it would do if a robot taxi started driving itself where it wasn't supposed to go, and what constraints there are on the car's ability to traverse San Francisco's tunnels, tight curves and steep hills."[191]
In February 2022, Waymo was successful in preventing the release of robotaxi safety records. A Waymo spokesperson affirmed that the company would be transparent about its safety record.[192]
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Waymo - Wikipedia
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This is just the basics from Wikipedia.
There's definitely more out there.
Waymo has been trying to hide it's safety record data and refused to let the CA Government and the public see it in terms of transparency.
It's a on going battle for the public to see the true data since they have every intention to hide it.
Exactly why I don't trust AI Driving.That's a shitshow
Exactly why I don't trust AI Driving.
Nobody is going to be able to make "KITT" from Knight Rider.
Definitely no time soon.
Did the 1960's BatMobile have KITT as a AI to drive the vehicle and help out BatMan?Oddly nobody today except oldies know what KITT is... /s
Although the 1960s Batmobile could also do that stuff
Did the 1960's BatMobile have KITT as a AI to drive the vehicle and help out BatMan?
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