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[Satya Nadella @satyanadella]

https://t.co/MjwFy73LOF

[reed @reed]

would you stop in time? @waymo in austin tx

[vishay @vishay]

@signulll Vivek tries to say everything he knows at once, and it’s hard to like.

[vishay @vishay]

@HighyieldHarry The problem with these ads is that they’re more likely to make regular people hate AI than to make people prefer Anthropic over ChatGPT.

[vishay @vishay]

@ray4tesla @elonmusk …but one shows up with a driver 🤦🏽‍♂️

[vishay @vishay]

@reed @Waymo 😂

[Waymo @Waymo]

We’re ready for takeoff! ✈️ Starting today, Waymo employees can take fully autonomous rides to and from @flySFO. ✨ Stay tuned for public rides coming soon!

[Daylen Yang @daylenyang]

Waymo now available to anybody in Atlanta 🍑 through the Uber app, bringing our city count up to 5! In SF, LA, Phoenix, Austin, and now Atlanta, you don’t need an invite code to ride 😉

[Uber @Uber]

Moooove, get out the way! 🚗💨 @Ludacris & @MissyElliott just took their first ride in a @Waymo on @Uber — right in the heart of Atlanta. #SupaDupaFlyMode rolls out today 🛸🍑

[vishay @vishay]

@dieworkwear That’s what happens when you engage with a wayward rabbler.

[Saswat Panigrahi @saswat101]

Never have to worry about intoxication when the @Waymo Driver is at the wheel.

[Waymo @Waymo]

Get ready, Atlanta! We're heading your way with @Uber. Join the interest list in the Uber app for a chance to gain early access soon.

[Waymo @Waymo]

It’s official: Waymo One will be ready to serve Washington, D.C. next year! 🇺🇸 https://t.co/Z7Xcce72Lc

[Sundar Pichai @sundarpichai]

Exciting new @Waymo milestone: Waymo One is now serving 200k+ paid trips each week across LA, Phoenix and SF - that’s 20x growth in less than two years! Up next: Austin, Atlanta and Miami.

[Saswat Panigrahi @saswat101]

Take a look at this recent #FiveStarRide in #SF. Our riders remind us everyday why we must do what we do.

[vishay @vishay]

@elonmusk How many actual $ have been disbursed to the people on this list?

[Ryan Johnson @ryanmjohnson]

Current state of Waymo in Phoenix

- Now regularly seeing my social circle, male and female, looking to it first

- Parents now comfortable sending their kids to school and elsewhere. This is a major vibe shift. Early on, women solo riders were the loudest champions. But parents are overtaking that. Effusive praise e.g. “I have my freedom back!”

- Biggest impediment to growth is that they go slower. Which of course is because they don’t speed and don’t run red lights

- Perception that Waymo makes other drivers drive safer

- Now regularly seeing Waymo convoys

- First anecdote effect dissipating. When someone sees their first minor error from Waymo, it is jarring. But then a long time elapses until they see their second. And that builds intuition that it is rare, and points the finger at how much more common errors are from human drivers

- People are asking when they can order Waymo via either Lyft or Uber

- People seeing how fast the AI tools are improving is bringing the “Waymo right now is the worst it will ever be” conclusion

Phoenix is Waymo’s most mature market, now 8 years into public availability. It’s a big reason why we chose Phoenix (Tempe) for the first Culdesac.

The May 2023 launch of the Jaguar platform was a seminal moment in the history of AV Ridehail going mainstream. And AV Ridehail is going to drive the largest change to cities in decades.

[vishay @vishay]

@AutismCapital What exactly is being satirized here?

[Jeff Richards @jrichlive]

Jon Stewart nails it