They’re available in China, Korea, the US and Saudia Arabia.

  • TrackenDaKracken@lemmy.world
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    16 days ago

    No. Maybe someday, when I’m too old to drive and that’s the only option left to me, and they work better.

    I’ll always prefer human drivers, though. I like the idea that the driver has skin in the game. Machines and the billionaires who profit off of them don’t really care about the people who pay for their products.

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      16 days ago

      I’m not usually fond of beta-testing new hardware, but I think I’ll try one the next time I’m in China.

      While I do now, I dont think I’ll always prefer a human driver, we make way too many mistakes and get distracted too easily, and I think the trend will continue for robotaxis will continue to get even more safe than human drivers.