Google’s expensive attempt to replace human drivers with AI that still panics at plastic bags, construction cones, and rain.
Google’s expensive attempt to replace human drivers with AI that still panics at plastic bags, construction cones, and rain.
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The tech solution to traffic that proves even the best AI can’t match a human who knows how to merge aggressively and curse at other drivers.
The Alphabet subsidiary that turned “self-driving” into “mostly self-driving except when it sees something it doesn’t understand, then it just stops.”
The robotaxi company that charges premium prices to be driven at 35 mph in the right lane while the software has an existential crisis at every intersection.
The self-driving car service that promises a glorious autonomous future but mostly delivers very expensive, very cautious robots that drive like your anxious aunt who just got her license.