I am sure one day there will be a famous "disease" of people ordering an atounomous cab just to enjoy a calm ride without any destination purpose. This is so calm to watch.
The spraying happening at 11:46 would be something you'd be fined for if there were people on the sidewalk where I live. I kind of think it's a big minus that these cars don't have a sense of cause and effect. In situation like this a decent human driver should avoid big puddles (or slow down). Waymo doesn't care. Reality is that if you're Google and do solid lobbying to the municipality it doesn't matter if your cars can't be fined or if they will soak some pedestrians.
Driven like a human! Waymo wasn't concerned by the flashing yellow lights at 11:00+. I suspect that Waymo can see better in the rain at night than I can.
That's actually quite impressive. I wonder how it decides whether if it's an emergency vehicle accurately, since there could be similar lighting patterns or vehicles with similar chassis.
Is Waymo programmed to detect large puddles in the road and if a pedestrian is on the pavement slow down or take other measures to avoid drenching the pedestrian? If anything is going to spark a reaction it would be a vehicle carelessly drenching a pedestrian or cyclist, especially if a person is drenched and the Waymo then stops at a set of traffic lights. Does Waymo consider puddles or obstacles where people get in and out of the vehicle? Although no one is driving, when it driverless car gets into a situation it seems like any blame or abuse is going to be aimed at the passengers.
This channel is so underrated! Waymo is so fascinating 🤩
I am sure one day there will be a famous "disease" of people ordering an atounomous cab just to enjoy a calm ride without any destination purpose. This is so calm to watch.
The spraying happening at 11:46 would be something you'd be fined for if there were people on the sidewalk where I live. I kind of think it's a big minus that these cars don't have a sense of cause and effect. In situation like this a decent human driver should avoid big puddles (or slow down). Waymo doesn't care. Reality is that if you're Google and do solid lobbying to the municipality it doesn't matter if your cars can't be fined or if they will soak some pedestrians.
Back at it again with the cliffhangers 👀 (hehe i know how this one gets resolved)
What a vibe, great video!
those were noisy winshield wipers
Windshield wiper ASMR
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How much percent of your Waymo rides need customer support? Or how many miles/customer support?
Just a thought, why does it even bother using the windshield wipers? There's nothing inside the car that's doing any tracking is there?
Possibly for peace of mind for the passenger
Driven like a human! Waymo wasn't concerned by the flashing yellow lights at 11:00+. I suspect that Waymo can see better in the rain at night than I can.
AI needs to know everything unexpected and spontaneous before being trustworthy.
00:16 i feel this pain
I wish my car could drive me around lol
13:06 I like how only one out of three of them uses turn signal.
That's actually quite impressive. I wonder how it decides whether if it's an emergency vehicle accurately, since there could be similar lighting patterns or vehicles with similar chassis.
Probably ML plus a massive dataset. Later on there are some flashing parking enforcement vehicles which Waymo correctly disregards.
11:28 The human driven Tesla Model X acts more like an robot.
Why waymo not on road anymore
Is Waymo programmed to detect large puddles in the road and if a pedestrian is on the pavement slow down or take other measures to avoid drenching the pedestrian? If anything is going to spark a reaction it would be a vehicle carelessly drenching a pedestrian or cyclist, especially if a person is drenched and the Waymo then stops at a set of traffic lights.
Does Waymo consider puddles or obstacles where people get in and out of the vehicle?
Although no one is driving, when it driverless car gets into a situation it seems like any blame or abuse is going to be aimed at the passengers.
13:35 Cycling groups will be mad
"oh sh--" yea no kidding 🫣 Glad it saw the ambulance in the end
RUclips please don’t demonitize me for one (1) swear word
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