Apparently, we're not, as Waymo has shown.
> The term 'Autopilot' gives off the wrong idea that the driver can sit back and relax while the car brings you from point A to point B safely.
Agreed, the "but that's not how autopilots work in airplanes" canned response is irrelevant.
The only things Waymo has shown so far are a bunch of marketing videos and a few tightly controlled press rides.
Does Waymo drive at high speeds all the videos I have seen are at low speeds.
Can you point me to a website or store where I can buy my fully autonomous waymo car? I doubt waymo is even at par with tesla, considering tesla is actually selling cars. Waymo is just vaporware at this point.
Not sure what are you mentioning, self-driving cars only exist when you can buy them personally?
Let me know where I can buy a M1 Abrams, if you don't, I'll claim they don't exist!
But actually, you can get a ride in a Waymo self-driving car already, with nobody on the driver's seat.
No, but somebody should be able to buy. Waymo is just vapor right now. It's an experiment, not a product.
I personally know people who have the option to hail a self driving car in Phoenix, AZ, just as they would an Uber.
But I guess they are just my imagination, right?
The same is happening with chatbots - more and more businesses think they can put a chatbot on their site and assume it'll handle everything when in fact it's meant to assist you rather than take over things for you.