Aren't waymos safer than human drivers? Why are we shitting on something that will reduce a huge source of death and injury?
this post was submitted on 01 Nov 2025
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CEOs are generally heartless asshats.
Can't wait!
Hey, at least you're guaranteed that the car didn't decide to get behind the wheel after a heavy night of drinking.
Which is more than we can say for the US head of the department of defense
If one of a companies products kills someone, the CEO should be personally liable civilly and criminally.
I'd take it even farther - abolish the corporate veil. Hold the investors accountable for the things they pay their fall guy to do. They're basically hiring hit men.
If they can't afford the liability insurance, then they're planning on pushing that cost onto the public and their company should not exist.
I'm ready to go Gollum mode on a billionaire tbfh
fucking what?
Rage bait.
nope. not ready.
They already killed a much loved bodega cat, to some outrage, though in reality probably acceptance that the loss of bodega cats is the necessary price of progress. Maybe they can replace the cats with AI or something?
tesla already beats them there, in the testing department.
On Reddit they were celebrating Waymo coming to London