So many of these “revolutionary” automation technologies end up being mechanical Turks. I guess “fake it till you make it” is considered a viable business model in the tech industry.
Worked for the president, musk, et al, everyone is copying them all the way down. If you call them out they will file a 10 billion dollar lawsuit against you and drag you into some court system you don’t even live near.
This is just a click bait fear mongering article in the first place. Pre 2025 a Waymo would travel on average 17,000 miles per unusual situation and it would request input for the specific scenario. Even the video in the article doesn’t show someone remotely “driving” the car.
Basically the article could be written as “Waymos have a fallback to request help from a human if they run into an unusual situation.”.
They check the camera footage and give it advice essentially
So many of these “revolutionary” automation technologies end up being mechanical Turks. I guess “fake it till you make it” is considered a viable business model in the tech industry.
It didn’t work for Elisabeth Holmes, why does it work for these pricks?
Holmes Cheated Rupert Murdoch, is why she got busted like she did when she did.
Hyperloop, Tesla Semi, traffic tunnels, Tesla roadster, Tesla Solar roof tiles…Tesla butler robots…
They’re men in the privileged pedofile class they can commit as many crimes as they want and nothing will ever happen to them
Worked for the president, musk, et al, everyone is copying them all the way down. If you call them out they will file a 10 billion dollar lawsuit against you and drag you into some court system you don’t even live near.
*US tech industry.
It’s the ultimate evidence the US has reverted to feudalism when economic power is completely detached from intelligence.
This is just a click bait fear mongering article in the first place. Pre 2025 a Waymo would travel on average 17,000 miles per unusual situation and it would request input for the specific scenario. Even the video in the article doesn’t show someone remotely “driving” the car.
Basically the article could be written as “Waymos have a fallback to request help from a human if they run into an unusual situation.”.
They check the camera footage and give it advice essentially