• @NotMyOldRedditName@lemmy.world
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    6 days ago

    You think it’s going to be hard for Tesla to convince a city in Texas to let them do autonomous rides?

    Texas.

    I’m not suggesting they’ll do a lot of rides, but there will be at least a handful until something goes wrong sooner than it should and they force a pause.

    Edit: and to be clear, something very wrong. Waymo does wrong things all the time and it’s allowed. It’s going to have to do enough wrong things in a short time or a very very bad thing sooner than it should. But they’ll do rides until that.

    • @orcrist@lemm.ee
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      46 days ago

      Oh, I think Tesla is scared to try. They know that their cars won’t work. They know that it will be a living and dying disaster, and everyone will be posting videos on TikTok. The reason they haven’t seriously tried to create such a city is because they’re trying to ride the AI hype, not because they actually think it’s a good idea to implement.

    • @atzanteol@sh.itjust.works
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      26 days ago

      You think it’s going to be hard for Tesla to convince a city in Texas to let them do autonomous rides?

      All I know is that Elon couldn’t predict the sunrise. He lies and makes overconfident statements constantly.

    • @Halosheep@lemm.ee
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      26 days ago

      Anti autonomous vehicle sentiment is strange to me. As long as they’re doing better than the average person, I think it’s not a terrible thing.

      For reference, I saw 6 different accidents on my drive to work today. It’s a really low bar to clear.

      • @ayyy@sh.itjust.works
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        15 days ago

        As far as I can tell it’s an issue of completely destroyed trust in rich techies, who are the only people who can afford to make autonomous vehicles at the moment.