Oh man, your comment about the need for nuanced skepticism reminded me of the co-CEO of Waymo who publicly claimed he's willing to trust his kids' lives to a driverless car.
> co-CEO of Waymo who publicly claimed he's willing to trust his kids' lives to a driverless car.
So are lots of families in Chandler, Arizona
I mean sure why not he probably didn’t raise them. With all that money he could buy another wife kids and nanny care
"A" driverless car or Waymo's driverless cars? From the outside looking in, it appears Waymo's approach has a lot more self-restraint and is a lot less cavalier about safety compared to the competition.