I never trust self driving/autonomous car no matter how advance their tech are
this post was submitted on 17 Mar 2025
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Having clocked in a lot of hours in San Francisco cabs, Ubers, Lyfts, and Waymos, IMHO, the Waymos are the least terrifying - by far.
My opinion might change if they’re ever allowed to travel at high speeds on a highway, but in a congested city where you can rarely get above 35mph, they feel really good.
No aggressive or distracted driving, no tipping, no stinky ass air freshers, and generally no double parking to pick people up.
I’m a convert.
I'm bearish on TSLA, but still saw there's some controversy surrounding his testing methodology and shortcomings in that video. Was talked about a bit on Philip DeFranco.
IMHO, at the end of the day, all of those vehicles have emergency braking systems. It doesn’t matter if he was in FSD, Autopilot, or manual control, AED (Automatic Emergency Braking) should’ve stopped or slowed the vehicle.
Ya AEB is an always on thing.
AEB might not always prevent a crash, but it should slow the vehicle at the very least so the crash has less energy.
You could have a system that never prevents a crash and you'd still get an insurance discount due to the slowing benefits.
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