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General Motors-ownded company Cruise, which produces self-driving taxis, has said it will 'pause its driverless operations across all of its fleets' following the incident as they attempt to 'rebuild public trust'.

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has said it will 'pause its driverless operations across all of its fleets' following the incident as they attempt to 'rebuild public trust'.

More like Cali DMV yoinked their Cali permits after they edited the footage so it didn't show the guy getting caught in the car and dragged along putting their butt in the national headlines :marseyxd:

They didn't give a frick until that happened far as I can see. :marse#yancap:

https://www.sfgate.com/tech/article/cruise-driverless-permits-suspended-dmv-18445296.php

The California Department of Motor Vehicles has suspended Cruise's permits to deploy driverless vehicles as commercial taxis in the state, or run any tests on public streets without backup drivers behind the wheel. Tuesday's orders, obtained by SFGATE, blame the suspension on employees of the San Francisco-based firm hiding the full story behind a crash that reportedly left a pedestrian severely injured on Oct. 2 in San Francisco.

In that crash, which occurred around 9:30 p.m. near the intersection of 5th and Market streets, an unrelated car struck a pedestrian, knocking them into the path of a driverless Cruise car, according to the DMV. The autonomous vehicle braked hard, but still collided with and ran over the pedestrian before coming to a complete stop. Cruise representatives met with officials from both the DMV and California Highway Patrol to discuss the collision, according to the DMV. During the meeting, Cruise employees allegedly played footage from the car's onboard cameras, which ended once the car came to a stop.

But DMV officials said they later learned there was more to the story, and requested additional footage from Cruise, which the company sent 10 days after the initial meeting. The extended footage showed that, after the initial stop, the car then resumed driving and attempted a “pullover maneuver,” traveling about 20 feet while the pedestrian was still caught under the vehicle, according to the DMV.

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Didn't carp have a regular bet going on for ai deaths at some point


Give me your money and I'll annoy people with it :space: https://i.rdrama.net/images/16965516366194396.webp

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