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Waymo states AI cannot provide shortcut to self-driving technology

Waymo has stated that advancements in AI do not provide a shortcut to achieving safe self-driving vehicles. In an interview, Srikanth Thirumalai, Waymo's vice president of onboard software, emphasized the importance of safety and the limitations of current AI models. Waymo's extensive experience in the field reinforces its position, although ongoing AI developments may still lead to new solutions for autonomous driving.

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Waymo has stated that advancements in AI do not provide a shortcut to achieving safe self-driving vehicles. In an interview, Srikanth Thirumalai, Waymo's vice president of onboard software, emphasized the importance of safety and the limitations of current AI models. Waymo's extensive experience in the field reinforces its position, although ongoing AI developments may still lead to new solutions for autonomous driving.

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