SF group placing traffic cones on self-driving cars to disable them
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- A group in San Francisco is going around placing cones on Waymo and Cruise autonomous cars, which disables and forces them to stop. abc7ne.ws/44dspYn
#selfdrivingcars #car #sanfrancisco #protest #abc7news
It's funny they think they're going to report the cones to police when police won't even respond to actual crimes.
They are a multi billion dollar corporation. Police will respond for them.
The police will answer this not your shots fired
@@damham5689the police dont answer multi billion dollar companies getting robbed all the time.
It's part of the city's infrastructure, hence it's part of the city. The police are paid to take care of the city.
A common misconception is that the police are paid to take care of people. This is not true. It's only to take care of the city.
Basically, you could steal from a store, but don't vandalize it. If you vandalize it, you'll get their attention.
They're paid to protect the city.
And why should they after London Breed cut $120 million cut to the police and sheriff's department.
The EV companies should be thanking these “hackers” for pointing out the obvious flaw. Imagine riding as a customer in one and having people with bad intentions disable and stop the vehicle that easily 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
So just get out and remove it.
@@jamessatterfield5705if you’re being robbed by armed criminals, i don’t think you’re gonna want to get out
it is not a flaw, it is a safety feature. the vandals are creating a safety hazard and interrupting technology progress.
@@shuki1 I agree
@@shuki1 No worries, there will be a work around
The robots will remember this when they get their vengeance
Yeahhh what he said
Come with me if you want to live . . .
red pill or blue pill????
Laws can be passed specific to automated cars but this is San Francisco where they can make as many laws as they want but won't enforce them.
Lol half true
When you think about it these cars are very vulnerable to vandalism. It would be easy for a group to disable every single car in the Bay Area within a couple of days using brute force or some kind of electronic device. Unless they want to hire a security guard to sit in the driver's seat this could be a big problem for this company as it could destroy the whole concept.
Forget disabling them, could you imagine "Rocket League", controlled remotely, by some kids who cracked the security? Holy cow that would be a mess! What if a terrorist gained control? He could run over pedestrians with no consequences and Waymo would need a new car!
Monkey never grow up.
When you think of it, parked cars are very vulnerable to vandalism. A 14 year old kid with a spray paint can can give an entire street worth of cars a "facelift" in minutes 🤔
Everything is vulnerable, security cars can be flipped too with them inside in a pit of people or cones.
How about the fact that they are STEALING INCOME from working Americans
The self-driving cars are becoming unicorns. 🦄
XDDDDDD A unicar XDDDDDD 😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹
Unicarn?
😂🤣🤣🤣
That made me chuckle pretty good. Nice 👍
My exact same thoughts 😂
Thank you for using Johnny Cab, hope you enjoyed the ride.
Good recall lol
@@The1stDukeDroklar Totally .
Damn
I, as a human, also don’t drive off when I have a cone on my hood. So, whose the machine now?!!
WHO IS NOT WHOSE!!!!
@@wishIKnewHowToLoveI see you’ve never spoken in French.😂🤣🤔
@@dakmycat3688 that'd be ironic, given the name.
@@wishIKnewHowToLove Quick google search would have informed you that whose, who is and who's are all correct.
I'm sure you sit still indefinitely waiting for someone to save you from the overbearing cone.
The public wasn’t allowed or invited to comment on proposed legislation? Imagine that.
The public elects representatives who draft and pass new legislation. Civics 101 🤓
The public absolutely did comment on the legislation, though there elected representatives.. do you not know how a democracy works?
@@HicSvntDracones I'm sure you don't because you don't know what democracy is.
@@ProctorSilex please, enlighten us, great one
@@Mr.Anders0n_After a nice palm greasing. 💵
Gotta love the irony in cruise saying the protest gets in the way of their efforts and creates traffic congestion when the vehicles themselves get in the way of city workers and create traffic congestion when they malfunction on their own.
Guinea pigs. They have that right. We had a woman walking her bike in Tempe that was killed by one of these. We have plenty of Waymo here too and I've personally seen one Waymo stuck at a green light, and another one casually ran a red light in front of me and the other drivers that had green. It was very unsettling to think that these cars are just cruising around and don't even know how to read traffic lights properly. We wouldn't put a 3 year old in the driver's seat would we?
Where you at? What state? I was driving in SF. 19th avenue. I saw one of these Waymo cars next to me. At first I noticed the car was different then i didn't see a driver in the car. I had to double check. I slowed down a bit, waited for to catch up eventually. It did. There was no driver. But there was some lady in the back seat. She was just looking ahead at the driver part. I thought at first maybe she was an employee testing out the car. Heck she could have been a customer!
@@boohere2 This is in AZ, Phoenix metro area. Waymo usually hangs around the east valley
Sure grandpa whatever you say.
Its not a 3 years old. Its a computer with an array of redundant and complementary sensors. The type of computer that can fly 300 people in an airplane through the densest fogs in the midst of the night, and touchdown on the center lane of a runway with a precision of some centimers.
How would one of these AI cars respond if electricity was out and the traffic light was not on, would it know to treat it like a stop sign?
I think this is funny, but I also recognize that I'm not sure that we'll ever get to the point where a traffic cone on the hood WOULDN'T stop a self-driving car.
yeah, be careful of what you wish for.
Just patch it to recognize traffic cones. Problem solved. They did it with Tesla in Asia because people always hang off the back of cars. So the AI now recognizes that.
Self driving cars are nowhere near ready despite what hucksters would have you believe.
I'm an introvert so I just put that cone on myself to prevent me from entering outside my comfort zone.
Great comment! 😅
Top-tier comment, deserves a pin. 📌
I'd imagine coachmen had the same reaction to automobiles over a 100 years ago.
That's kinda what happened. Though it was treated with a lot more decency than putting cones ontop of cars.
In Brittain, they etched a drawing of a car that looked like a skull, for the newspaper saying that "we should ditch cars and use horse and carriage again as they kill people."
The correct reaction. Cars were significant road hazards before traffic signals and safety regulations.
Because they were a danger back then
And because of those reactions, we have regulations that make them not a danger today. Same should happen with this
@@dbptwgmachines meant for the road that can move at high speeds are hazards?!? Who would have thought??!? 😮😮🤯🤯🤯
@@dbptwg much less of a danger than back then
Just hearing that guy's voice is enough to know what kind of person he is.
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Exactly
Here in the US vay, we have activists for EVERYTHING. I heard from somewhere that there is a group of activists against the use flushing toilets because they claimed it wastes water.
USA is a dumb country so makes sense. As insane as that is, its also hilarious. Incredible how dumb people can be or become. USA takes the crown for everything at its dumbest.
Well, in 2015 the governor of California literally told people to stop flushing their toilets to save water.
Toilets don't waste water. Activists waste water for their stupid activities.
You want passive people to accept a broken technology.
Yes, here in the USA we have the right to express ourselves publicly.
My problem with self driving cars is whether or not the government will try to ban people from driving. Then you have no control and your car can be controlled remotely straight to jail.
I think you answered your own question accurately.
driving is a privilege not a right
So, what you are saying is that you want the option to escape if you commit a crime?
The government itself isn’t the problem. It’s the rich and powerful who corrupt it and bend it to their will that is the problem. A government will do what the most powerful party wants it to. This is a gross over simplification, but who wants nuance?
If the most powerful party is the people then it will do the people’s bidding. If it’s a bunch of rich people then their bidding. If it is one strong man then their bidding. Really, it comes down to who the people allow to have the power.
We vote in the people who control our governments. So, it’s up to us to work together to influence our government. The problem is that the rich and powerful use their influence to divide us, bend us to their will, and any weak willed elected officials as well.
@@namehere5675Because reality itself will prevent anybody besides the government from utilizing these same controls, and everybody knows the government only tells the truth and only acts in ways which are just and legal, duh.
@@randomrazrit’s pretty much a necessity with the way this country was designed though.
Wait til they figure out how to hack these!!! They are dangerous and not very accurate in videos I've seen. They even been spotted running red lights and not slowing down for pedestrians if there is a green light.
It takes job from drivers. Good on vigilante
Uber, Lyft, transit bus, and taxi drivers hate them
Not going to say I agree or disagree with the people doing it, but putting a cone on a car isn't vandalism.
Actually it is. It is by definition interfering with commerce, which has the purpose of depriving someone of money or freedom. While it does not necessarily cause physical "damaged" it absolutely does incur "damage" as defined in the legal sense. It costs the owner of the vehicle money and time to go correct the situation, it inconveniences the rider waiting for the vehicle, and poses a traffic hazard by obstructing the flow of traffic. The truth is, the amount of violations that are occurring piles up pretty quickly.
@@aigtrader2984 Vandalism is the destruction or damage of public/private property.
That is not destruction or damage. It's annoyance.
@@aigtrader2984 Laws have this section at the start that defines all terms. Damage in terms of vandalism =/= damage in civil terms. It is not a universal term. You seem to have graduated from the Law School of Reddit
@@micaheiber1419 I feel obligated to correct bad-faith arguments. I'm quirky like that haha
@@oiytd5wughowhoa there buster, let's cool it and not use the r-slur.
I feel the same way about taxis in the city, also gig workers like uber, lyft and doordash, can I put a cone on all of them because I don't like them?
Yes
You can try. Report back.
If it stops them then yes otherwise you will just look like a idiot which you probably are if you think self driving crap is good.
Not the same thing!
What do the numbers look like when comparing the car accidents involving human drivers versus fully-autonomous vehicles?
That is the question. A lot of people here are making declarations of fact but I haven't seen the data. I'm sure it will come out soon, if it doesn't already exist.
apples n oranges . there's like 100 autonomous cars vs 100 billion human operated ones.. and autonomous cars are limited to certain parts of town with ideal road conditions..
theyd never put a waymo in the hood with potholes every 10 feet, stray cats n dogs and children runnin around, or where there's ongoing construction, iffy lane merges, apartment buildings, dirt/gravel roads, shoddy internet.. definitely no highways for waymo.
do u really want to be driven by something that cant even get on the highway?
they test the waymo cars in an empty parking lot and have it drive in a circle. but thats not the real world. real world has hazards.
worst case scenario i see with a waymo is one probably stopping on some train tracks, and keeping the doors locked for "your safety" 💀
i dont think it would consider driving around or through the barriers to save the passenger.
it would just stop completely, turn on the hazard lights, and hopefully connect to the internet to contact somebody from india to troubleshoot..
First 'the data' is not reliable because much of it was collected by the companies developing the technology and it has only been used in limited areas. More important its not always clear who will be liable when there is an accident. A lot has to be figured out and its stupid to let big corporations rush technology into wider use just so they can make more money.
@@scottabc72 the tech is not being rushed.
@@shuki1 OK Shuki I guess you actually have the data? Or are you just another useful idiot parroting your favorite billionaire?
I can't help but see the cones on the cars as unicorn horns.
While SFPD does not respond to theft, car break-ins, burglary BUT will respond to a self-driving vehicle automatic reports of a “CONE” ??
I guess making these cars be stationary in a traffic lane wasn't at all hazardous.
Lived in the city for 8 years. These kinds of people are beyond reason; their minds are gone. They'll step over 20 used heroin needles to complain about a Tesla parked across the street.
I’m willing to bet most of these people are uber and food delivery people. They could give af about peoples safety
@@dbptwg it’s a simple statement and theory. If anything whoever is putting the cones on the hood of these autonomous cars is causing safety concerns
yup, im trying to leave ASAP but i have my lease
Ugly bitter comment. These folks are trying to force the conversation that was denied them. But they are successful now.
Is the car itself not a safety concern though? They don't even have anyone driving them!
In the UK these would probably be jacked and stripped for parts 😂
This is the inherent problem. How long before someone hangs a stop light from an overpass above a highway?
Now that is an idea! Thanks
Calm down satan.
@@stevejones69420 Debate my post. Don't simply post idiocy.
True, all the sensors have flaws and are vulnerable to vandalism. Can this car function safely after someone guns it down with a paintball gun in high speed traffic?
@@yaash4123 People are the problem, not the technology!
I trust a computer more than any driver
Same
And you have for a while ESP/ASR have helped a lot of people from buying the farm and ESP/ASR is old tech by now
that's how GPS gets people killed.
That's wild. I'm glad I don't live on marked roads so your computers will never even know they're capable of driving near me. Imagine trusting something that doesn't even know what a road is while it's actively thrusting 2 tons of metal at 80 miles an hour down the middle of one.
@@clintonmcbride7015 drivers can get tired, drunk, sick, and distracted, involved in road rage, etc. It's your choice to trust them as much as you want and mine to trust them as least as I want.
I agree referendums should be held to pass these policies
Next it'll be autonomous tanks driving around the city...
AI generated warrants. Heuristics to identify crime before it occurs. It's scary close to Minority Report being 10 yrs or less away
So irritating how some of these corporate communications teams chastise people for the corporation's failures
Self Driving should only be for emergencies only. These type of vehicles are turtles on the highway.. They shouldn't be allowed on a highway.
"being used as human Guinea Pigs". What else does that bring to mind ?
1950s: flying cars!!!
2024: street cone go brrrrrrr
When the computer goes bazerk and it plows into a family of 6, then people will rethink this.
@@anxiongyuan8862 yeah but there you had the warning signs and if everyone missed it or chose to ignore it then shame on them. In the human instance, you have someone to blame. Who is going to take the blame for an AI malfunction?
@@anxiongyuan8862 maybe. But humans know how to reason. Alright, MOST humans. If a human sees a spoon in the road, you’re not going to slam on the brakes thinking it’s another car. You know it’s a spoon. GPS is a good example. If there is an accident and the road is closed, GPS has you running in circles, taking you right back into the fire because it can’t see what I can see.
@@anxiongyuan8862 aha! You just hit the key word there-learn. If there was a written/road test each and every time you renewed your license, you would eliminate bad habits and remove anyone that could be a hazard to themselves or others on the road (a disability that might have developed over time for example). Where it stands now-you pass your road test once in your life then never worry about it again.
Then it is an incident... but if 200 cars hit each other it is also on the news.
If you were drunk and jumped into the driver's seat of a self-driving cab, would you get a DUI?
Just sitting there, no. If you switched it to manual driving mode yes.
@@adrianthoroughgood1191 No that's illegal. Undercurrent laws you have to be able to take the wheel at any time. Plenty of people sleeping in auto pilot still got tickets.
@@Andre_Jordan depends on the jurisdiction. The op was talking about a self driving cab. By definition that would have to be driving unsupervised. I think the cars in the video are driving unsupervised, which is why they get stuck when you put a cone on them. If there was someone in the car I don't think people would be putting cones on them.
No because it would stop immediately you can't touch the steering wheel. But just sitting in it probably not
@@adrianthoroughgood1191you cannot switch it to drive
these guys are the equivalent of the people who sabataged the first automations in factories
Reminds me of people who refused to use elevators when they became automated (not that I'm that old but I read a long article about it, it was on the subject of Luddite tendencies in the USA).
Sorry that they hurt your feelings. When is your next appointment with your psychiatrist?
No, you are greedy and selfish being likely invested in them.
@@studiosinger That really strange reach you just made there says more about you than anything to be honest.
if only that old sabotage had worked better... then we'd still have street cars and cable cars in more cities than just SF. 😛
These self driving cars are 100 years away from being a viable option. We're not close to this being reality.
These cars are terrifying. I wouldnt want to get into an accident with one cuz it suddenly changed lanes cuz I was in the Camera's blind spot. The technology is not ready for public application like this. They should be banned until the manufacturer can prove with 100% certainty they are just as safe or safer than a human driver...A COMPETANT human driver...
they are safe and theres already countries who have self driving transportation with no issues from its citizens.
They have already been tested for years. Unfortunately the only way to get these statistics is to actually put them on live roads in actual cities. You'll see if they are safer or not in a few years after we get more statistics.
* competent
Cruise is using great PR for the driverless auto industry. But calling protests to stop these dangerous cars as dangerous themselves is not exactly accurate. We must stop them. And how else can we? The driverless movement makes a huge assumption - that we can always count on tech!
Just set these things on fire!
I like the auto driving cars because ppl can't drive, but I 1000000% support this group, not vandalism fr because of lack of damage or alterations
People are on camera doing WAY worse in SF. Ya get what ya vote for.
I'm not sure how voting would change anything. They have the choice between a party that says tax on millionaires is too high, or a party that says tax on millionaires is way too high.
Either way they're cutting essential services.
@@drunkenhobo8020 When people do crime they need to be locked up, and for a long time. Some republicans want this. Democrats act like crime is down. Well if it's not prosecuted then you can say it's down. A rapist won't say "no" to shop lifting. A murderer won't say "no" to robbery. Get them when the crimes are smaller and you may just prevent the bigger crimes and for sure a multiple of crimes.
"You get what you vote for" if that were true in the slightest you might have a point
Waymo needs to add a taser, a water cannon and a ar-15 to their cars.
They can be the modern day batman.
😂
They're so proud of what they're doing that they want their faces hidden.
I mean I don’t blame them. Any big company can leverage the police to punish their critics
@@NG-cf7zhthey are messing around with expensive technology why shouldn't they be punished
good, hope they disable all the evil cars until they are removed
@@jackmeoff9299 Why should "expensive technology" be tested on public streets with no public input?
@@johnc3525 expensive technology is always being tested on the street there has been many issues with many new model cars kooding accelerator problems taking off in the killing people
They should put a cone on my Dad’s car. He’s the worst .
😂
Kinda ironic because when the car is sitting in the middle of the road, it causes backed up traffic and people dont know whats going on an may cause accidents
That's a very good reason to not allow them on the road then
@@randybugger3006 Any logic in that brain of yours? The reason they are sitting in the road is *because* of idiots trying to stop massive companies
@@randybugger3006 Idiоt! That's a very good reason to put criminals in prison for years! And put them in prison for life after the first premeditated crime.
Clear, criminal?
This is the most vanilla civil dissovediance i've seen in my life and they called it vandalism.
Mischief, not vandalism. Even then, it's debatable.
The stupidity is astounding.
If you can block a car with a traffic cone thats already your proof how lottle it takes to stop it - the proof for safety. Try doing same thing for manned vehicle, see how many seconds it takes for driver to step out and hit you in your face.
And the second point - it might block traffic.... so you block traffic yourselves???
Some super glue and you have a permanent hood ornament 😉
PUC never should have let them drive on the streets of SF.
Turned the car into a unicorn. Now it will never work.
So if they block emergency vehicles, you can get inside the drivers seat and move them out of the way, right?
I'm sure Jimmy will put his cardiac arrest on pause for a couple minutes so the paramedics can park, get out of the ambulance, get into the Waymo, park *that* out of the way, and get back into the ambulance.
Assuming the front doors aren't locked. Assuming the manual driving features aren't locked-out without a Waymo technician entering a code. But they can just call Waymo, I'm sure. Plesse stay on the line, your call is important to us...
@@lyinarbaeldeth2456 I was hoping for the best. I've never seen these vehicles. So according to you it's not possible to get move them. Then they should be banned on city streets.
@@hufficag They absolutely should be banned on city streets, and suburban streets, and sure as shit are incapable of navigating rural streets. I don't think they need to be banned in rural areas as I don't think they are technologically capable of following unmarked lanes and uneven pavements.
The activist kept saying “I feel” while being interviewed.
Well, “I feel” that they should stop being a nuisance with their opinion. lol
I feel people can call a taxi and support a working person 😀
@@JoybuzzerXlol, ought go to North Korea little red. Won't even have to deals cars there.
Trying to appease the now stunts progress. It's immoral too but that's besides the point Red. That Taxi job is useless if people find something better he is worth it. He is voted out of office of the dollar, he must adapt or drown, same as the coal miners, these Hollywood actors, etc. Etc.
Change with your environment or die.
@@anxiongyuan8862 where did I mention tip? Or is that a matter of cab drivers expecting tip?
You definitely feel it when you are locked in a driverless car stopped at a green light.
Shocked that the homeless haven't started living in them.
Given how seriously **vehicle bugularies** are taken in San Francisco, I'm sure the SFPD is going to bend over backwards to help bullied robot cars because Waymo threw a conniption fit.
These companies have the money so they probably will do something.
No, it's because it's idiotic to disable a car in the middle of the street. That's a serious hazard. And if one of these cars have a passenger in them, or are making their way to a pick-up, you're causing a huge delay for them. These people and you yourself aren't thinking.
yep, $$$$$ talks ,
@@mannyislikethat At least these Luddites were checking if there are passengers inside (you can hear it).
I thought the law said all the autonomous vehicles had to have her driver with them for safety. I guess they're legally allowed to forget to step because they're rich.
Lol it’s sf, they are completely different from ever other city in the bay which is crazy to me
The only reason those 3 AM workers don’t have reliable transportation is because the US has allowed it's public transportation network to degrade to the point of uselessness. These robo-taxis aren't helping anyone, they're making the problem worse by acting as another force against public services and rienforcing car dependency.
Speaking of bots, lots of them giving support to Cruise in the comments.
If they spent half as much time and energy being productive members of society, SF would be a much better place.
This won’t happen in China, Japan or S Korea. People are so highly educated and mannered over there
not in china lmao
False. Only 15 percent of people in China have a college education.
What ever happened to “if I don’t like something, the I just won’t use it”
Exactly
No citizen input on these mobile hazards
@@anxiongyuan8862
in what fashion was citizen input solicited?
What was the tally of yea and nay?
This should be a ballot issue
Waymo was bump rush out in public without any real long term testing. Now it's giving SDC a bad name.
Given the choice, I'd opt for an AI based car vs a human driver any day. The fact they can step in front of them and put a cone on them, safely, is a testament ot how safe they are.. try that with a human driver.. you are liable to get assaulted, or possibly shot.
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Interesting point.
No, just no
*DRIVER-LESS SO THAT = MORE PROFIT* but the local people have to take the burden of the accidents and problems
The cones made the cars look like little unicorns.
Vandalism? What damage does placing a traffic cone one the hood cause? If it’s no different than spray painting over the sensors, then perhaps they are encouraging something that will take these cars off the road longer. Perhaps thy shouldn’t overstate what cones on car hoods is.
That this simple act works, should give one pause about the reliability and safety of autonomous cars.
No hard to put a simple sensor that does the same in non-autonomous cars...
The people of sf don’t want driverless cars… they’re nothing but a danger. I have seen a waymo nearly hit TWO PEDESTRIANS within the same hour….
Protesters say they don't feel safe as a pedestrian. But then walk in front of the car and place a cone on the hood. 😂
while having a spotter carefully observing it from the side, before doing so... It's a bit different than the general case.
They don't feel safe as pedestrian if these cars are moving. They feel safe as pedestrians if these cars are disabled and no longer moving.
learn to tell the difference.
F! Waymo and all self-driving cars. Cars are dangerous, cars without drivers are even more so!
BINGO well said!!
I doubt these drive any worse than the average human. They can't even be distracted on phones, or confuse the pedals.
The average human doesn't malfunction with a traffic cone on the hood. These things drive terribly; driving is not a board game and they do not have have human reactions.
@@MachineGunPepe The average human realizes that they didn't want to turn after all and cut in front of the cars in the going straight lane.
@@matt92hun But they'll get a software update with an unanticipated bug that reverses brake and accelerator actuators. opps. The point being that even bad driver humans are better general intelligences than these that are being funded by venture capitalists in order to maximize profits by cutting human labor and don't GAF about safety or efficacy.
@@MachineGunPepethat seems more like an intentional safety feature so that if someone or something ends up on the hood, the car stops.
The average human won't be able to afford one of these.
I agree with the Waymos first paragraph. However, this is a wonderful way to protest. Are public streets are not your companies test lab.
"Our" public streets. Not "Are". But you're absolutely right!
Hopefully they use industrial glue on the bottom of the cones!
"Cruise's fleet provides free rides to late-night service workers without more reliable transportation options."
Gee you know what would also do the trick here? Investing in reliable transportation options, like expanded bus routes, trains, and bike paths.
It only works because it makes the car's computer believe it's a unicorn, at which point it realizes it is imaginary and must do it's best to stop existing.
That was almost funny
Copied the joke from Reddit.
>> must do it's best to stop existing
Giga based. Self driving cars do not belong on the road. Say no to AI people.
I don't think you can call that vandalism. I'm not sure what you would call it, but it's not vandalism unless they are scratching the hood when they put the cone on it, which is unlikely.
the word you’re looking for is sabotage
It’s theft. They are stealing the cones from somewhere…
Whatever, the term's not important. They're causing mayhem and should be put in prison, for years.
@@exnihilonihilfit6316 I think I'd prefer to see people on the streets putting cones on self-driving cars to stop them, rather than having unproven self-driving cars on the streets.
@@user-yg1dg6xm2gI don't care what you'd prefer.
I'd prefer to put criminals, like you, in jail better and with better evidence.
Imagine relying on software and sensors to keep you safe and alive. NO THANKS.
Good job guys.👍It shouldn't be testing on busy road.
Humans also failed on busy roads, 1000000 dead per year is not funny.
Politicians have been paid off. This will be a serious felony soon. How about a strip of duct tape over a sensor?
Sweet, I’m with you guys but probably for different reasons. 30 percent of all jobs in this country are driving jobs. So what happens to all those workers ? They lose their jobs so a few people can be billionaires. When it gets bad enough I’m breaking out the bat.
Good luck we have guns Ricky Retardo.
Yeah these things has the potential to centralize wealth massively. It will only lead to disaster.
Corporation will do anything for a profit.
Criminals will start putting cones on the cars and robbing the passengers.
Not when the cars are equipped with electric shock protection. ( just an idea)
Equip it with a sandal that automatically beats any would be attackers.
When they were in Austin, they would constantly stop wayyyy over the cross walks downtown and it would be terrifying walking my dog in front of them.
The real question is why do ppl still wear masks in an empty car??
Brain damage? I'm really not sure
Why are you so obsessed with what other people do in their own cars? Live your own life.
obviously everyone who enters a car, holds their breath for the entire route.
Democrat
@@sociolocomtsac writing a comment--not obsessed. Complaining about a comment--maybe.
Wake up people. These companies are only putting these vehicles on the road for profit.
No shit sherlock. Companies only exist for profit and it's illegal for companies to operate non-profitably per the Supreme Court. It's called a fiduciary duty.
Imagine if you will...you've just had a lovely meal with a friend at one of your favorite food dives. The meal was perfect and the mixed drink had the perfect booze to ice ratio, you love how the bartender adds just the right amount of orange peel and mint to your drink. You say your goodbyes after the meal and stroll out into the San Franciscan night air. It's been a wonderful evening, and as you walk down the sidewalk you see one of those new self driving cars. You were thinking about getting an uber, but what the heck live a little try something new. So you pop into the vehicle and start your ride.
Everything goes smoothly the shop lights and homeless wave as you pass by, and then "wham" a rock fall on the hood, the vehicle halts suddenly. Out of the alley five hooded figures run out and begin using metal grinders to get into the car. Sparks are flying all around you outside the car. Panicked and worried you jump into the driver's seat and floor the gas pedal, but nothing happens. The rock on the hood has disabled the vehicle. The hooded figures eventually break through, grab you and take you to a facility to harvest your organs.
Moral of the story, self driving cars can be dangerous.
Imagine if a human taxi driver took you to his lair. Never happens before. At least these cars are monitored remotely by their command center.
You do realize that humans can easily be just as dangerous as the computer can be. AIs are being created to mimic living things. If you name something that can go wrong with an AI, the same thing or something similar to be caused by the car or a human.
Well what if a self driving car locked you in, then hauled you to a lair? Five guys in masks drag you out of the vehicle, and the leader cackles at you as he peels off the "cruise" decal to reveal text that says "cartel" instead. Then the "surgeons" come in and send you to Mexico as several individually packaged organs on dry ice.
wtf? How long did this take to write?
How big is the black market for organ harvesting? Why to use a metal grinder when you can break a window with a metal pipe? Who says a stone will stop the car? Is it a cone shaped stone?
I give this fanfic/weird fantasy a 1/10 for lack of realism.
Honestly, considering the videos that I've seen of the complete chaos in the parking where those cars are stored, I can understand why residents are scared. Those things don't give a don't talk to each other, don't give a dam about the painted lines, and just generally don't seem to know how to navigate in a parking of all places. Why should they be trusted at higher speeds on the road? By most standards, any driving teacher would fail them and tell them to start over from scratch.
activist also are forcing their opinions on others. just leave it alone and make your arguments with facts
Activist: I will cancel you!
Car companies forcing their stupid dumbass gadgets on the public streets just leave people alone.
Self driving cars shouldn't be allowed in cities.
Self drive you to your grave...
Get rid of these cars. They take the jobs of actual people.
My question is, if someone is hurt by these vehicles who is going to be liable. This will not work until humans are not physically driving vehicles. In my opinion.
It's outrageous to use humans as test subjects. 🙄
Honestly, I think they should reprogram to have a self defense mode which will cause them to run over anyone approaching them with a traffic cone.
Yeah and become more traffic hazard, also why dont equip them with guns for ultimate american experience
Electric shock mode like an electric eel
It would make them much more like real human drivers that way.
Wrong city to try this. Not that there's a right city. As long as humans are capable of driving, cars should not be.