The Autonomous Future Beckons: Cities Abandon Human Supervisors at Their Own Risk Waymo's recent announcement that it will soon go fully autonomous in four new cities has sparked both excitement and trepidation.
As the company prepares to expand its operations in San Diego, Las Vegas, Tampa, and Denver, concerns about accountability and liability are growing.
The decision to eliminate human supervisors from its fleet is a significant step forward for Waymo, but it also raises important questions about the risks associated with full autonomy.