General Motors’ driverless Cruise taxis can no longer operate on California roads without a safety driver, effective immediately.

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    1 year ago

    Self driving cars have been such a perfect example of something not living up to what it was touted to be. We are way behind in tech, and way ahead in what we’re being sold/told. Meaningful self driving (fully fleshed out level 4 or 5) reality is 10-20 years away.

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        1 year ago

        You mean like put them underground and maybe on rails and then make them bigger to support more people? Like like like a Subway?

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      Nothing is ever what it’s touted to be in the beginning. All the movies you see with this stuff working would have gone through what we’re going through now in their worlds.

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      1 year ago

      There are a lot of benefits for them, but you’re right, they aren’t all there.

      What I could agree to in the meantime is dedicated lanes on freeways and shit. They’d have to have their own infrastructure, and California does that really quick.