"Cruise blamed cellphone carriers for the problem."
"As I understand it, outside lands impacted LTE cell connectivity and ability for RA advisors to route cars."
I'm sorry, in what world is stopping in the road an acceptable response to losing cell service? How the f are we expected to trust a company that thinks this is not their fault, and that designing their "self driving" cars around 100% cell service or random(), is "safe"?
If you are putting "self driving" software on the road, and it behaves badly, then just like a human driver would be, you are responsible. Until Cruise, Waymo, Tesla, etc are directly, and non-transferrably liable for all "mistakes" made by their "self driving" systems we're just going to get more of this BS.
"As I understand it, outside lands impacted LTE cell connectivity and ability for RA advisors to route cars."
I'm sorry, in what world is stopping in the road an acceptable response to losing cell service? How the f are we expected to trust a company that thinks this is not their fault, and that designing their "self driving" cars around 100% cell service or random(), is "safe"?
If you are putting "self driving" software on the road, and it behaves badly, then just like a human driver would be, you are responsible. Until Cruise, Waymo, Tesla, etc are directly, and non-transferrably liable for all "mistakes" made by their "self driving" systems we're just going to get more of this BS.