for the rest of us aligned to a single reality, robotaxis are currently only operating as robotaxis (unsupervised) in texas (and even that's dubious, considering the chase car sleight of hand).
of course, if you want to continue to take a weasely and uncharitable interpretation of my post because i wasn't completely "on brand", you are free to. in which case, i will let you have the last word, because i have no interest in engaging in such by-omission dishonesty.
“robotaxi” is a generic term for (when the term was coined, hypothetical) self-driving taxicabs, that predates Tesla existing. “Tesla Robotaxi” is the brand-name of a (slightly more than merely hypothetical, today) Tesla service (for which a trademark was denied by the US PTO because of genericness). Tesla Robotaxi, where it operates, provides robotaxis, but most robotaxis operating today are not provided by Tesla Robotaxi.
hm yes i can see where the confusion lies
I'm not one to nitpick grammar but if you want to convey something is a proper noun you capitalize it.
no, i wasn't. i am telling you i wasn't and i have already told you i wasn't. how many more times do you need to be told?
> unless you believe the "extensive road safety laws and civil liability precedent" only apply to Tesla branded Robotaxis
i was talking about tesla robotaxis, sure.
please quote me where i said that it only applies to them. otherwise, you're making shit up in your head and accusing me of it :)
Due to your poor writing, what you intended to write and what you actually wrote were different. Though you still don't appear to understand what you wrote, I am now satisfied you made the error unintentionally. Hope this gives you peace.
in addition, i made it explicitly clear to you MULTIPLE times what i was talking about, and you still struggled with resolving the ambiguity.
please count how many times i repeated it to you, and use that to inform your own knowledge of your limitations to absorb new information
anyways it's clear that this conversation is at an end, so i will let you have the last word, if you wish.
Truly baffled by this genre of comment. "I don't think you will see <thing that is already verifiably happening> any time soon" is a pattern I'm seeing way more lately.
Is this just denying reality to shape perception or is there something else going on? Are the current driverless operations after your knowledge cutoff?