Thomas Dietterich: Waymo Isn't Paying for Costs It Imposes, Liability Laws First
tdietterich · x · 2026-11-15
In a debate with Miles Brundage, computer scientist Thomas Dietterich argues clear liability laws and regulations for autonomous vehicles must come first, claiming Waymo currently doesn't pay for costs it imposes on third parties, especially delayed emergency vehicles. Brundage counters that blocking a system saving significant lives today also carries major costs.
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