Waymo used remote operators to guide a robotaxi carrying shooting suspects directly into a police ambush · Digg

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Waymo used remote operators to guide a robotaxi carrying shooting suspects directly into a police ambush

The incident intensifies debates over autonomous vehicles as surveillance platforms.

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How the fck did people get so enticed by Tesla?! No commercials, no community or amusement park outreach… just a bunch of nerds trying to out nerd each other? And the thing that pisses me off is the cyber truck should have been like the pt cruiser and I should be able to buy it right now on the cheap. But because Elon bought the govn’t he can buy back his trucks with our money. 🙄Thanks nerds 😑🤬

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Rice Connoisseur@CMaxandraTECH

@ghoastdad They forget that Rick Ross was a former CO, who took his name from a real gangster. He knew what he was talking about and people should have heard it out

C@cosminzetes95TECH

@ghoastdad Maybe he should not do illegal things and he won't be afraid. 😂😂😂🤡🤡🤡

sneezy dollars 🗣️💸@SneezyDollarsTECH

@netcapgirl this is big, brother

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sophie@netcapgirlTECH

imagine committing a crime and the getaway driver opens a customer support ticket https://twitter.com/Nexuist/status/2074794728827027780

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Negative users mocked robotaxis handing passengers to police via sarcasm about subscriptions or surveillance risks while positive replies called the incidents significant or praised commentators for highlighting the dangers.

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