[tomatopaste]

• Uber's software prevented its system from hitting the brakes if that action was expected to cause a deceleration of faster than 6.5 meters per second. That is to say, in an emergency, the computer could not brake.
  
• "According to Uber, emergency braking maneuvers are not enabled while the vehicle is under computer control, to reduce the potential for erratic vehicle behavior," the report says. Instead, the system relied on the driver to take control in an emergency, but "the system is not designed to alert the operator."

This is criminal negligence. Uber is such a Mickey Mouse company.

 

[jocker12]

And the article at - https://www.theatlantic.com/technol...car-didnt-malfunction-it-was-just-bad/561185/

 

[tomatopaste]

And the article at - https://www.theatlantic.com/technol...car-didnt-malfunction-it-was-just-bad/561185/

Thank you

 

[uberdriverfornow]

It's great to see tomatopaste finally come around to believe that SDC's are a threat to society.

 

[tomatopaste]

It's great to see tomatopaste finally come around to believe that SDC's are a threat to society.

Au contraire mon frère. Tesla and Uber are a threat to society and are not self-driving. Bad drivers should be pulled off the road, not all drivers.

 

[Stevie The magic Unicorn]

Uber is such a Mickey Mouse company.

I disagree..

I work for THE Mickey mouse company,

My union insurance is in effect and i get 58% an hour over state minimum wage.