> They have not given up on unsupervised autonomy. They are operating unsupervised autonomy in Austin TX as I type this!
Setting aside calling a driver in the driver's seat "unsupervised"... that's exactly the point. People paid for this, and they are revoking their promise of delivering it, instead re-focusing on (attempting) operating it themselves.
I'd have no objection to this if they offered buy-backs on the vehicles in the field, but that seems unlikely.
Setting aside calling a driver in the driver's seat "unsupervised"... that's exactly the point. People paid for this, and they are revoking their promise of delivering it, instead re-focusing on (attempting) operating it themselves.
I'd have no objection to this if they offered buy-backs on the vehicles in the field, but that seems unlikely.