This is what happens when you let your friend talk you into an edible and she acting like she a pro.
Watch till the end. She was STUCK. ๐ญ๐This is why I stick to my ganja ๐
A self-driving car saw a gunโฆ
pulled itself overโฆ
and called the cops on its own passengers.
Now, were the people inside probably up to no good?
Based on the story, yeah.
But thatโs not the part that bothers me.
The part that bothers me is this:
Waymo said it detected a violation of its terms of service involving a firearm.
Terms of service.
Not a gun law.
Not a judge.
A company policy.
So what happens when a legal gun owner gets in?
What happens if the camera sees an open carry gun?
Does the car pull over?
Does it lock the doors?
Does it call police?
Because once โliabilityโ becomes the excuse, your rights donโt have to be banned directly.
They can just become impossible to use inside the systems you depend on.
Be honest:
Would you get into a self-driving car if you knew it could call police because it saw your gun?