The nightly Waymo honk-a-thon with robotaxi screeching in a San Francisco parking lot was resolved, then not, but is now once more resolved
The context: Around 4 a.m., software engineer Sophia Tung established a livestream of the parking lot, which captured the robotaxis pouring in to park and honk for up to an hour.
Last week, Waymo released a software upgrade to prevent the robotaxis from honking at each other, which is an issue when they are frequently nearby. However, the livestream captured additional wailing at 4 a.m. on Saturday.
Another patch has been released, as indicated in an interview conducted on Monday between Tung and Vishay Nihalani, Waymo’s Director of Product and Operations, during her webcast. Nihalani clarified that the group’s honking was an unintended consequence, even though it is entirely logical for Waymos to whistle on public roads.
A Texas congressman says the state's gold-backed digital currency could boost crypto adoption and inspire investors to explore Bitcoin. According…
Ether price is breaking out above $3,700 despite significant selling pressure, driven by an emerging bull flag, analysts report. Some…
Donald Trump is considering Kevin Warsh for Treasury Secretary and to succeed Jerome Powell as Fed Chair when his term…
Upbit refunded 8.5 billion won to 380 voice phishing victims, as authorities expose North Korea's involvement in previous hacks. Upbit,…
Rick Wurster, set to become CEO next year, stated he has no plans to buy crypto but aims to support…
Nine individuals were charged with laundering U.S. drug proceeds into cryptocurrency for Mexican and Colombian cartels from 2020 to 2023.…