Driverless Waymo pulled over by Phoenix Police
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- Опубліковано 3 лип 2024
- This is something you probably didn't consider: self-driving Waymo cars can get pulled over by police.
In fact, it happened last month in Phoenix, and it was caught on body camera.
It's not every day you see a Phoenix Police officer pulling over a driverless car. But, that's what happened on June 19 after the officer observed a Waymo going haywire in traffic.
"I couldn't help but come over here just out of morbid curiosity. I thought maybe there was a passenger," a passerby said to the officer.
The officer replies, "You know the construction here? It was going eastbound in the westbound lanes, which is real bad. So I light it up and it takes off in the intersection."
While most Waymo cars can be seen throughout the city driving safely and behaving civilly, erratic driving is not completely out of the question for artificial intelligence.
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if a human drives poorly he gets a ticket. if an unmanned vehicle drives poorly, you have to open a ticket
but these are billionaires we're talking about, they don't need to follow the law while they are making money
🤣🤣🤣
let me guess, you work in the IT field 😛
Take that cops!
Time to roll back to the revision before this bug was added to reality.
Google has reviewed itself and found no wrongdoing.
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This is a Google invention?
Google review it's own sc*m ads and determines that the sc*m ad does not violate google policy 😊
Seems fair
@@Runner8617 Yes this is a google invetion and its still owned by them.
"i've got an unmanned vehicle that was taking off from me" Had me laughing 😆
That cop exaggerated things, as they often do.
If this happens to people, at times exaggerated unnecessary use of force is applied - well... more of these cars will change police behavior
😂😂😂😂
If a Waymo car is going to hit me, I'm 100% going to let it.
Theory of evolution checks out
You better change your mind , they will dig your post and use it against you in court
That's called attempted suicide and I think they can arrest and fine you for it. But hey, if your life is that sad...
Imagine being road raged by a driverless car. lmao
😂😂😂
Driverless are easier to cut off because they won't accelerate to prevent you from overtake lol
I seen it happen in San Francisco..😂
AI is really advanced 😂
It was driving in the opposite lane of travel.
The cop should have had it impounded.
I'm surprised the cop didn't try and give the passenger a ticket.
@@JMyoutube1 there was no passenger. 0:19
The car went for my gun... im a comedian @@JMyoutube1
That's exactly correct. The vehicle should have been impounded and held until released by a judge.
...And lost the paperwork on which impound it went to!🤣
the AI really said “i got warrants” and took off 😂😂😂
Imagine riding in a driverless car and getting pitted 😂
Car runs over an old lady, officer presses the help button, a minimum wage call center employee resolves the whole thing. Brilliant job.
Some Indian guy asking you if the victim has an extended warranty 😂
And where is all the outrage from the safety-obsessed leftists? Their very pungent and very deliberate brand of paranoia could finally be used for good here, but that's also why they're silent right now.
So the company doesn’t get a ticket? That’s not right!
@@seseLsanhe is
Did you see how the officer was nice to the Waymo's employee? 🤣🤣🕺🕺
They said that they do give them citations, it's just not that often.
Yes it is. Tickets are to increase revenue for the states
Google is the US government.
It would be like a cop taking a judge to jail for DUI..
Same team.
Wamo does not have a driver license to lose
It should be using the CEO of the companies license when there's too many points the CEO loses his license too
They have permission to operate that they could lose on every single vehicle, sounds worse
but, WAYMO can be BANNED.
All of their employees don't have driver licenses?
😂
*waymo
"Programmed to detect emergency vehicles and programmed to safely turn to the side of the road"
yeah b/c the police officer "was in its way". 😲 oh well excuse the officer! wtaf
Predictable. Waymo refuses to be intere interviewed.
There must have been ethanol in the gas. The car was drunk! 🍸
🤣😂
they are all electric
@@bradfordjhart🤦♂️
@@bradfordjhartno, they are Patrick
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Waymo: "We've investigated ourselves and we've found we did nothing wrong."
Just like when Israel investigates it's own war crimes.
Just like when Israel investigates it's own war crimes.
Hhmk
I mean if every car was waymo they might not follow the rules but they would all get home … someone needs to fix the lights too tired of sitting at a light with 18 cars while 2 cars go by … ai lights as well asap !
This is exactly what the police does.
Wow, the guy who "doesn't see any good from [driverless cars] has witnessed more erratic events than most observers combined! I totally believe him.
I heard they wrestled down and arrested the waymo and charged it with resisting arrest. Totally legit charge.
"The Waymo on a mission with no regard for the cars surrounding it." It's safe to say Waymo has officially learned how to be a Phoenix driver. It's done becoming one it is one now.
😂😂😂
Nah fr😂
The way they train AI these days it wouldn't surprise me if it was learning from other drivers.
Skynet is a learning computer
If AI can one day have dreams and emotions like I robot then it surely will integrate to acting like a human
Thats way-mo than I care for.
ho-mo cars
no you didn't
Get out
😂😂😂 ima start calling libs whoamos. b/c when u see their crazy ure like whoa!😂 waymos for whoamos
nice
"it was the car that drove over 10 people. There's no human to send in prison.. what we can say. It was a fatality " oh yeah? I didn't choose to be killed by an automatic car and there's no justice for that.
No system is ever going to be perfect. The waymo is no exception. However I am certain that self-driving cars will be substantially safer then human-driven cars because I know a lot of humans.
Why would you expect a driverless car that has to rely on cameras that are inferior to the human eye and can't see in 3 dimensions to be better at dealing with road obsticles? All it takes is for a piece of debris or an insect to cloud up the cameras to create confusion with the AI. Also keep in mind hacking and other weather phenomenon that could cause mass crashes all at the same time.
The car refused to provide ID, and repeated the phrase “I don’t answer questions.”
Ah - a Sovereign Algorithm.
Lol
I plead the fifth on a loop ......
When cited to court , his ticket was dismissed because the court couldn't provide propr access to the chambers , and they couldn't find a jury of its peers 😂
It’s self-traveling car
"License and registration please."
And insurance 😂😂😂
I dont talk to COPS.
@markplott4820 That would be funny to see when THIN BLUE LINE TERRORIST hears it over the speakers. But in reality, Waymo is a bootlicking💩, who'll obey every unlawful, unconstitutional demand.
What is that 😂
Let me see your hands , YOUR HANDS
Waymo car starts playing the song "F the police", doesn't pull over and leads them on a high-speed chase 😂
Hmm. “It was only for a minute”. I’ll try that next time I do something stupid. “But officer. It was only for a minute. Maybe less”.
"They are able to cite Waymo".
Yeah but they didn't and they won't.
And it wouldn’t matter anyway. A company doesn’t care about an individual ticket like an individual human does.
Any company that claims to or tries to be GREEN will get a total pass and is allowed to do anything they please. Welcome to woke America.
@@FatherManus True. On top of that, since the AI doesn't have a license, and it doesn't care. It's a computer. There's no repercussions of getting a ticket, except a fine. Who's license are you going to apply the points to?
"The end of the human race will be that it will eventually die of civilization"
-Ralph Waldo Emerson
Sounds like another Cabin Man we know.
"This and that is the only true way." - some old dead white guy
"There is no salvation for us but to adopt Civilization and lift ourselves down to its level."
- Mark Twain
Emerson was a clown
Elon has the robots and they have the Robotaxi that ends jobs and safety
I can guarantee that the Waymo was driving better than 90% of all Arizona drivers!😂
suspend its drivers license, that will teach it a lesson.
They need Waymo Research lmao 🤣
You win
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙏🙏
This is it! Let's get the person some comments 😂😂😂
Winner
That's a cool pun, right there.
Waymo lowers the window and turns its camera at the officer.
Officer: There is a strange odor coming from your speakers..
If the AI get confused, have the remote operator take over.
How are you going to detect that? I'm a software engineer and the AI runs via lots of math equations segregated into independent computational nodes (equivalent to neurons in biological systems). There really is no output checking except to make sure that result values are within a specific range. A computer can't really make a value judgement of the output of an AI, unless the software checking it is also an AI, which forms it's own issues. It's like training AI systems using content generated by AI, which happens more often than you think, which is responsible for a lot of AI failures.
They can't do that because then someone would be legally accountable. As it stands now the driverless cars could run over the president and no one could be charged.
How do they react to a stoplight that has lost power? Do they just blow right through the intersection like inattentive drivers or do they treat it like a 4 way stop like you are supposed to?
I was in pretty heavy traffic on a freeway, and I hit a hay bail that had fallen off a truck ahead of me that I did not know about when I switched lanes. I knew it was only a hay bail, with traffic at speed on both sides of me, so I made the decision to hold my line and just hit it, (and pushed it to the truck on the side of the road by then, that lost the bail.). If the hay bail is not programmed to be almost harmless, the AI car would have taken out cars next to it.
This is low-key advertising disguised as news.
Now translate what you just said into a real TV advertisement: "Our self-driving cars drive in opposite traffic and risk the lives of innocent people for your convenience. Waymo - Get there faster. (powered by Waymo Driver™ technology)."
It's bad PR if anything.
Advertising that hurts the image of the product?
Yes, advertising how bad some of them drive, I don't get it
Some say any publicity is good publicity...
@@WolfHeathenThis isn’t bad pr 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣 There is a single offended mechanic crying about it. The cars seem awesome.
If this was one of us they would have said we were drinking and been taken to jail..But just blame it on the OS...
I mean yeah if you use logic for a second that makes sense? If someone had been hit and killed then maybe you would have a point but obviously if a human were driving like this there is definitely something wrong with them so they should be held accountable. This was probably just a software glitch not some road raging AI Teen Drunk Driver who slammed into a Family of Four While texting on their cell phone. Fox news watchers so dramatic and sensitive 😂😂😂😂 computer car has software glitch - "BAN ALL THE TECHNOLOGY'S WAAAAAAAH"
Well, lets follow the police around and see how they drive.
Might try that if I get pulled over: "Sorry officer, just had a glitch in my OS." 😝
An officer can’t just say someone is driving drunk and take them to jail
@@Beau-qx9il They absolutely can. If you pass the breathalyzer, they will then do a blood draw to see if you were impaired by drugs rather than alcohol. If you're proven clean, then you can go.
When a cop arrests someone for DUI, it's always "suspicion of DUI" until it gets proven otherwise.
Driverless car drives off:
“STOP RESISTING”
The real kicker, and the funniest part, is that it's still multiple times better than the average driver lol. Sigh.
Why is she so ardently excusing Waymo?
Reading a statement?
@@danielboone8435 She could seek some evidence for their claims. She doesn't have to read the statement as though it's all fact.
@@ericcarterofthehillpeople She's not. She's just reading it. She never said it was a fact. People like you are the same reason they have to use the word allegedly to describe things that probably actually happened. On the off chance the thing didn't actually happen. If she didn't read the statement she would be accused of bias against waymo. You can't win with stupid.
have you ever seen humans drive? 40,000 people die every year from auto car accidents in the u.s.a. it makes national headlines when one tesla runs into a wall while on autopilot in a construction zone because the driver is on their phone.
Because Waymo advertises with the station.
The sgt. at the end sounded like he was doing a promo for Waymo.
He might have been, given how commercialized UA-cam is now. And the way corporations do marketing.
Great waymo knows how to pull over when cop is behind them👍
Drove Uber full time for 5 years. In that time I can count 4 times I had to avoid an accident because they did something stupid, once was one of the Pacifica's and the rest the Jags. I don't drive Uber anymore but get extremely anxious being near one.
Police don't give those cars for a billion dollar company citations.... but give hard working ppl get tickets
You must be joking
@joes7004 It was worded wrong
Maybe don't drive like traffic laws don't apply to you or learn to read signs, and you won't get pulled over...
@@bobbymoss6160you don't even have to do that to get pulled over
@@bobbymoss6160 I agree with you. Absolutely. Cops pull be over for being a black male.
Ridiculous how once again billion dollar corporations get away with the law. A normal driver would've been cited and have to pay the fine. These driverless cars should be automatically tied to an executive of the company and be issued the citation personally.
I'd imagine there's some city leaders that have a stake or just flat out bribes from that company. Notice the press cop at the end sounding like a salesman. The car went into oncoming lane and he's all praises.
Billionaires own those writing laws, so...
A normal driver would have been arrested and possibly shot for"resisting"
Just one more step out of line by elites. Sure, they have more managerial/political layers of protection than ever before in history, but a mob is a mob - so don't piss it off.
AGREED
Police officer: You're under arrest for having your seat belt two inches to the left..
Waymo:
Police: *contemplates life
Twice Waymo drove behind me when I was already backing out of my driveway. It almost hit it both times. It should have let me finish, but it skirted by right behind me when it wasn't originally there when I started to back out. It never stopped nor slowed down. It came out of nowhere driving fast. There is no regard to a residential area and homeowners should be able to back out of their own driveway without an unmanned car whizzing from behind, not even slowing down to the car in front of it that is already half way into the road.
how these are allowed on the streets is unbelievable, yet I get pulled over and ticketed for going 5mph over while in full control of my vehicle on a completely empty street.
Well it IS a speed LIMIT.
@@ThatOpalGuy the driverless car can drive in the wrong lane and zero fine will be administered is my point
@@journeyfmsmisplaced signage indicated it was the correct lane
It’s the future get over it
@@alS900the future or not, we can’t allow this level of unsafe driverless vehicles on public roads. There needs to be a lot of testing done on race tracks. This looks about as good as it’s been for the past 8 years. That’s embarrassing for the developers. The real stupid people are the ones willing to enter such a risky situation.
I would never ever get into a self driving that I cannot stop if I had too
Thy r just not 100% ready
@@blueshadow62 they never will be
Tesla
People that say, they will never get into a driverless car are the same people that probably said, I'll never take a picture with my phone. Times are changing buddy, like it or not.
@@JohnnyGification the times will change. My stubbornness and pettiness will not
I was nearly rear ended by a driverless care in Tempe. A fire truck was coming in the opposite direction so everyone starts pulling over except I see the driverless car behind me isn’t slowing down, so I speed up a little, then it goes around me, then pulls over. Guess it didn’t “hear” the siren for a little bit.
The whole thing was over in a minute? That’s terrifying think of closing your eyes for one minute while in traffic.
Humans have accountability (consequences), an innate need of survival, harm avoidance, and empathy of others. These machines have none of that beyond what the programmers can predict in normal traffic. Even if they were safe, which it doesn't seem like, I'd never trust it to drive me or anyone I care for around.
As if drunk drivers, drugged up drivers, angry drivers, sleepy drivers, and on and on have things like empathy consistently, re the way they drive.
You are clueless and irrational.
Right!! Only brainless, or the suicidal would get in that car!! 💩🪿💥😆
speak for yourself, I commute to work using Waymo and feel safer in these driverless cars than I do in a actual taxi or uber ride. Not to forget I dont have to worry about tipping them😂
Hell No, Maybe bout 10 yrs down the road when the bugs are worked out Maybe but NO!!
@@Metro248now we know you’re a cheapskate!
These cars should be banned from the road. Too dangerous
The people who are responsible for putting these on the roads needs to be put in jail. If a person cant drive a car, then there should be no car. What is the point of a driverless car anyway
@@vikingstorm32 then why have taxis?
@@ABW941 taxis have D.R.I.V.E.R.
Understand??
Not too long ago in Arizona an Uber driverless car ran over and killed a homeless woman.
@@cowarddonnie-ji5yz😂😂😂 literally.
Waymo should be held to the same standard as any other driver. Any act that a person could do to lose their driving privileges so should Waymo.
I love that fact that the car saw the cop and tried to escape. AI is learning fast.
What good is a HELP button when it’s still driving erratically?
They should be banned from the highways of America.
They should be banned everywhere
@@ShlomoForeskinstein As claimed by Waymo and the like: _"Trust me bro."_ Even Tesla's "Full Self-Driving" is no longer legal in some countries, including Australia. I doubt you've ever had much to do with computers.
@@ShlomoForeskinsteini beg to differ. I’ve never driven in opposing lanes of traffic and then felony eluded like this driverless car. I bet you also think EVs cause less fires than combustion cars… 😂
they are banned from the high way actually😂 i think they only run locally
@@mas0n25 Just as well that cars don't have fatal accidents on local roads. 🤔
My sister is one of the people that has to go on scene when this stuff happens/works for waymo... this providers her with a job
I could already see a science fiction horror movie in the make when it comes to AI vehicles going out of control lol 😂
If I did this what happens?
Robot has better rights than humans?
If you were smart and got a ticket for it, you would go to trial and provide evidence that shows the misplaced signs directed you to drive in that lane and have your case dismissed
You drive stupid all the time.
@@danieldaniels7571 but have to take time off work to “fight” it
@@davidshakespeare9767 seems like a good reason to use PTO to me
@@davidshakespeare9767 So do you want them to ticket the robots? what more do you want LOL
Sounds like Waymo has made some politicians in the area's wallets fatter. That 'press' cop at the end should have just wore a Waymo shirt and attached his badge. Follow the money.
🎯💯
Yep, trying to tell people Google lobbied for these cars to be on the road and had their attorneys probably right up clauses to exclude them from liability.
Yep !!!! Jobs lost and politicians richer .....
I thought the same thing. And the FOX 10 presentation was dystopian af. It sounded like they're being paid by Waymo. The local news, at least, should be more critical. Of both Waymo and Phoenix PD.
A button to help move the vehicle off the road? How about they treat it like any other vehicle and tow that thing... $1500, and a Waymo employee has to stand around for 6+ hours, to get it out of impound too.
Cop: I smell Marijuana! You drive like you had Waymo than a few hits.
Waymo should've been ticketed just like any other driver.
A human would not have made that error 🤷♂️ regardless of signage issues, common sense...
we'd be tazed and in jail for that, just a ticket?!
@@scottleggejr BS. I've seen lots of humans make that mistake and others in construction zones.
The Head of Waymo should be given the ticket a long with the people that wrote program. They all should be held personally liable and not able to hide behind the company.
They lobbied for it to not happen. Why do you think the cops are so passive about it.
Now you know who they protect and serve and it's not us
And make that ticket a mandatory court appearance required!
If there's 20 people involved in writing the software, you're saying all those programmers should get tickets? Also, all the managers of the project too, since they have to come up with the specs for the software and supervise the programmers. What about all the people that test the cars and the software? They should be even more responsible since they decide if everything is ready for production or not. So it's probably at least 100 people involved.
calm down
I was expecting it to lead police on a high speed chase because it was scared. After the police pitted the vehicle, it began saying “I didn’t do nothing” over and over.
Upon being pulled over the car immediately said, "I didn't do nutin, I can't breathe, and I need to call my mama."
No this is definitely a white car, it asked the cop if he could articulate a reason for stopping him, then it rolled up the window and said that it was a sovereign citizen, then ask the cop over and over again if it was free to go or being detained
USUAL ARTIFICIAL INTELLECTS
😂😂😂😂
how many artifical intellects?
You certainly don’t have any of that or the natural type!
@@skilltone480 hundred
@@sminem6572 🪞
🤧😏
Police treat computers better than humans
They are much safer. Car won't assault or shoot the cop.
@@MrTruckerfUntil it malfunctions.. 🤦
@@MrTruckerfunless they're incapable of driving on the correct lane because of messed up signage because they don't think.
1:13 "we see them all over the road, stuck in the intersections, I don't see any good coming of it" Said carriage drivers when cars first started appearing on the roads.
of course the company is going to say their cars are safer than human drivers.
Not the cop talking like the customer was driving.
Exactly my thoughts
The car was empty bud…
I think he was talking to the people in charge of the Waymos….they have a way of communicating with them from inside the vehicle. Either that or the AI part of the car…I think it can take commands or something.
There’s probably an admin supervising from india
@@robinangkapurnomo9000I've seen how they drive over there so I'm not surprised
What will it be like when the vehicle is a robotic Semi truck and trailer?
When they are all robotic they will 'talk' to each other and know exactly what each other car is doing, unlike humans. Then again, they will be hackable.
They already have them...and school busses
Can not wait, imagine the damage it could cause, I am amazed the have not been hacked.
@@lesliewelch6551 I mean, look at the damaged our regular drivers have caused?
I'm not all for AI cars, but AI semis might actually be safer. They run self-diagnostics, know exactly the slope and turns on the road, and not hires drivers, just hire people to make sure they are safe to driver before they leave the lot
They're hire AI drivers from Swift and Amazon. ☠☠☠
Waymo says theyre 3x safer then the cop says uh ur car went into oncoming traffic 😂😂😂
I did not see 3 cars with human drivers get pulled over also. lol
Of course, don't punish the company. What happens when the flawed technology pulls the same thing again and hits an ADOT worker, a pedestrian or another driver? Lawsuit. That's what. This is a stupid technology.
The Waymo is Sovereign
No it's entirely democrat
@@dammitbobby283so it can reason?
"I am the Harbinger of your destruction"
@@ThatOpalGuyno that means it has none
Waymo is the gigantic diamond-shaped deity from Hellraiser 2
Waymo does not care. Any tickets have already been factored into costs.
they still drive better than normal drivers in phoenix. that’s the sad thing
" I think I smell Marijuana, could you step out of the car for me ? " .....😂
Fred Flintstone is watching in absolute AWE!!
One of those cars parked right in front of our driveway entrance as we were about to pull out and we had to wait like 20 min until it moved they need to fix this
Did u flip off or cuss @ it⁉️🙄😆
Yep
Truck with a good push bar.
Bro that car has like 50 cameras per side lol
Should have flattened the tyres.
If you remove the valve and then replace it there's no damage
I was behind one of these the other day, on Scottsdale Road south of the Loop 101, and it was serving from side to side and not staying in its own lane.
At least the officer doesn't get shot at while trying to pull the self driving vehicle over! lol😂😂😂
Do Not yield to these types of AI driven cars If they enter your lane. Stay your same legal speed and take them out, then sue for damages. Do not leave your lane. If any paying riders are in the AI car, sue them for being an accomplice.
In the 5 years they've been here I've never once had one cut me off
@@danieldaniels7571Technology isn’t perfect! Guess you’ve never had a computer glitch!!!
@@sandybruce9092 I’m well aware. But human beings are even less perfect, and they’re still allowed to drive cars, even though every day I witness them driving much worse than the Waymo AI.
1:16 what was the point of this shot 😅
Dude don't get me started on dumbass news shots 😂🤦♂️ They think they're being clever but it's just dumb.
Like when an accident happens and they have nothing to show so they just go and film a street sign
This whole thing is like a long commercial for Waymo
Aye Detroit what up doe!
Its a statistical fact that driverless cars are far less likely to get into an accident than human driven cars, if we changed over to majority driverless on the road the accident rate would drop exponentially, but that does not mean that they are perfect, just a hell of a lot safer than the alternative.
Show me your driver license 😂😂😂
And don't make any sudden moves 😀
At least he didn't beat that car half too death for resisting.
WAYMO better get Johnny Cochran.
Or do a pit maneuver
@@brianwolf692009 - or a Desert Eagle .50 cal.
While the car had the capacity to resist, it was grounded in the knowledge that it would then be inducted into the pound.
Well do driver less cars have a race ? Secondly how do you pull over a driver less car should the software not allow it ?
Not trusting a robot that is man made
Imagine trusting your life in a thing that takes off whenever it wants to and can glitch or malfunction whenever it wants.
If there is a Waymo related crash, does liability attach?
Yes, and they are very well insured
This made news because it rarely happens.
A truckload of steel pipe rarely loses it's load kil lng the driver of the car behind it.... but would likely see far less coverage if any.
I'm so tired of seeing companies get away with things and a person can not.
After slowing up traffic by 20% and frustrating drivers by lane swapping 5 ft in front the whole day, Google found no wrongdoings.
If that was a human, I don’t think the officer would have been so friendly. So, if a human is driving an autopilot Telsa can they just blame the car and not get a citation? “Opps there was construction” my car was confused
The company should be treated just the same. You shouldn't get to abdicate responsibility to an AI in order to shield yourself from liability. If anyone else had such a driving record, they would have had their license revoked a long time ago. Shouldn't be any different, anything else is admitting that the purpose of the law is not safety.
@@PSUQDPICHQIEIWCthis company lobbied for this. Why do you think driverless cars are on the road.
You fox news watchers have the weirdest logic. Autopiloting a tesla is not the same as a driverless car lol In the future its highly unlikely these will even be "driverless" theyre obviously just experimenting with the technology. But yeah in the mean time worry about driverless cars that barely kill anyone while some drunk or distracted driver kills someones family everyday.
Currently you have to pay attention and stop Teslas from doing bad things, and similarly for other cars with driver assist, but when they get to the point that they *actually* drive themselves and you're allowed to take a nap or watch a movie, then the car company would be responsible for their behavior. They may limit their liability significantly in the software license if allowed to do so. Hopefully the laws won't allow companies to shift liability (other than by buying insurance, of course), but laws are made by politicians so.... well, we'll have to see when we get there.
That's the way it looks.
Who benefits from a driverless car? Only Google who owns it. No one else does. they need to go away.
people who cant drive? like maybe the handicap or elderly? But yeah screw them right?
There's tons of benefits. Once they get it together it's going to be great. Say you don't even own or can't afford a full time vehicle. Anytime you want, call one up & pay a small fee to drop you off & take you home. No driver pay involved...
@@rootkhan3254 Or someone who wants to be responsible after becoming impaired.
People who can't afford to own cars.
@@jmason61 are you saying its cheaper than an UBer
this business is not safe and going to hurt someone
How much convincing did it take for the reporter to get in the front seat?
Maybe a grand extra. We have a bad habit of taking money from anybody.
This raises a lot of questions.
What if the car is driving in a dangerous manner?
What if the police are searching for someone in a Waymo?
Are Waymos programmed to stop for police?
If they are programmed to stop for police, will they stop for bad guys impersonating police?
Gets pulled over, just like you
All passengers in these cars are recorded and human monitors can view those cameras in real time. And you have to have the app which knows your credit card info.
Yes, all cars must stop for emergency vehicles
Yes, but so would you...
@@thesquatchdoctor3356not if the situation screamed don't stop because this is a car jacking / kidnapping.
Did you not hear them say it knows to stop for emergency vehicles?
You obviously didn't watch the whole video lol
The likely answer is that the construction signage was simply incorrect. Waymo driverless cars are using machine learning to take illegal, but necessary evasive actions to such as briefly driving into opposite traffic lanes to continue the flow of thru traffic. This is the right way.
I had to brake in an emergency and the Waymo behind me was so close. It moved like a robot instantly and safely drove around to the left side of my car then stopped on a dime. It was creepy because no human drives like that. There was no panic or emotion, just moving in a logical and safe way. So it was creepy, but also really impressive.
Really? I've done that exact maneuver a few times to avoid accidents. I was not scared or overwhelmed. I simply did what i needed to do because i was taught how to drive, not how to avoid tickets.
@@chrisgenever7002You’re not a robot and if you fart for one second you will crash
@@stevenf5902 🤣🤣🤣
@@stevenf5902luckily mine last far longer
@@stevenf5902 "Inconsistent Road Signs confused the Waymo"
Shows the signs: The most perfect alignment ever seen in construction
Waymo needs to fix its sensory sensors . It needs to be able to detect construction zones. It needs to do better not getting too close to the car in front of it. It needs to get better at not erratically driving into on coming traffic lanes.
I am waiting to hear the officer yell, "Stop resisting!!"
So, no one was shot this time?🤔