California on Tuesday ordered General Motors' Cruise unit to remove its driverless cars from state roads, calling the vehicles a risk to the public and saying the company had "misrepresented" the safety of the technology.
I didn’t see this coming. Cruise has some really impressive tech.
Regulators need to be really careful with how they enforce these rules. Knee jerk reaction to accidents isn’t sustainable - these issues need to be found before the cars are on the roads.
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I didn’t see this coming. Cruise has some really impressive tech.
Regulators need to be really careful with how they enforce these rules. Knee jerk reaction to accidents isn’t sustainable - these issues need to be found before the cars are on the roads.