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waymos are driven by the ghosts of people who died in debt

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perfectly explains the one i saw driving by itself through a cemetery -- just making its way along the winding little roads. We were there for a memorial, and we saw it drive in, around for a while, and leave again by itself. 🤷🏼

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Turns out it’s mostly Filipinos remotely operating them in ungodly shifted work schedules cuz autopilot tech is still sci-fi bullshit 😂 lemme know if you want sources. I’ll post it.

Ya know what? Fuck it here we go. >>> it “operates four geographically redundant locations” for its remote assistance centers in Arizona, Michigan, and in “two cities in the Philippines.” Roughly half of the 70 remote assistance agents are located in the Philippines futurism.com/advanced-tra...

futurism.comHere's How Many Remote Operators Waymo Has Per Self-Driving TaxiWaymo's VP and global head of operations Ryan McNamara provided significantly more clarity on the company's use of remote operators.

Sounds like something from 'Beetlejuice', where suicides become civil servants after death. And if it were possible? You absolutely know The Tech Bros would force The Deceased to serve them as workers -- no salaries / benefits, insurance; who cares how they feel about it? More money for the Bros...