Waymo criticized Tesla's pure AI camera-based system for full autonomy as unsafe, emphasizing the need for multiple sensors like lidar and radar for reliable self-driving. This comes just before Tesla's expected launch of its two-seater Cybercab robotaxi, which uses an AI-only approach without lidar. Waymo operates a large robotaxi fleet with a multi-sensor system and warns Tesla's method risks failures. Tesla aims to scale Cybercab production significantly, betting on cost advantages if its AI-only system proves viable. The debate highlights contrasting strategies in a market potentially worth hundreds of billions of dollars.
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Waymo's driverless cars were involved in 440 crashes in Los Angeles County, but its reported collision rate fell 41% due to a federal rule change that exempts certain minor crashes from reporting. The new rule excludes incidents with no injuries, no ...
