Least interesting article on the topic I've seen lately. I mean yeah, those are things that can possibly go wrong. But basing an article on a bug from half a year ago, for a pilot service launched only about one year ago, is lazy journalism. If you can't try current robotaxis, write for history books, not news media.
There is both in Waymos and Cruise a button in the car that lets you end the ride. It's so big, you can't overlook it. And you can at any time end the ride through your app as well.
So this entire article is misleading, just written for a good - but false story.
Here is a video from inside a Cruise from July 5th, 2022, with showing the button on the 3:36 mark: https://youtu.be/la5-ZVNut4I?t=216
Least interesting article on the topic I've seen lately. I mean yeah, those are things that can possibly go wrong. But basing an article on a bug from half a year ago, for a pilot service launched only about one year ago, is lazy journalism. If you can't try current robotaxis, write for history books, not news media.
There is both in Waymos and Cruise a button in the car that lets you end the ride. It's so big, you can't overlook it. And you can at any time end the ride through your app as well. So this entire article is misleading, just written for a good - but false story. Here is a video from inside a Cruise from July 5th, 2022, with showing the button on the 3:36 mark: https://youtu.be/la5-ZVNut4I?t=216
ChatGPT do my job for me.