Re:Uber’s self-driving car could not detect pedestrians outs...
by perl4ever on Wednesday November 06, 2019 @08:13PM
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"In the second case, the driver was knowingly not doing their job, and was knowingly engaging in unsafe behaviour."
Maybe, but the bigger picture is if you hire people for low wages and give them impossible tasks, you're not paying enough for them to make a good attempt or be a scapegoat. The problem is management.
Maybe, but the bigger picture is if you hire people for low wages and give them impossible tasks, you're not paying enough for them to make a good attempt or be a scapegoat. The problem is management.