NTSB finds Uber's safety driver the primary cause of fatal Tempe crash, also blames lack of “safety culture” at Uber; AI not detecting jaywalkers played no role
The National Transportation Safety Board presented its findings today on the fatal crash involving an Uber test robocar and Elaine Herzberg.
How Intel's Mobileye, with a ~70% share of the “driver-assist” market, made safety a central part of its pitch to car manufacturers, to take on Uber and Waymo
On Sunday, March 18, a 49-year-old woman named Elaine Herzberg walked her bicycle across Mill Avenue … Tweets: @gabe_klein , @chafkin , @chafkin , @chafkin , and @chafkin Tweets: Gabe Klein / @gabe_kl...
Sources: Uber's autonomous cars struggled with goal of 13 miles before driver intervention; Waymo says its cars had average of ~5.6K miles between interventions
versus nearly 5,600 for Waymo and 1,200 for Cruise in CA. Uber says MPI is not a good measure of safety. However, it is a measure of performance reliability Daisuke Wakabayashi / @daiwaka : That's a f...