Tony Five

Just to turn it off, turn it back on again, right?

do do do do yeah exactly and with the waymo there must be somebody centrally controlling these things to kind of you know interact like how did this little car just get on so much because obviously luckily the light railway that they were contacted and they shut down the system so they didn't you know it didn't cause a major accident but i'm presuming there's somebody you know in waymo hc or headquarters somewhere who can kind of see where it's going and see it's gone erroneous and stop it right

Well, actually delving deeper into the article, it actually says that these cars have got 29 sensors, which is like cameras and sensors.

But this light railway, it was only happened within the last year, the construction of it.

So this Waymo must have this app or whatever controls the direction of these cars.

It hadn't been updated enough.

So probably that's why.

So it doesn't sort of auto update with, you know, changes that may happen to the road or construction traffic or so on.

So that's probably why it did that.

Exactly.

So it should like have a constant update.

Well, at least we've got to the bottom of it.

So I'm not going to go on a Waymo for the next decade.

Thank you very much, my friend.

Good night and goodbye.

Hello, dear boy.

How are we?

I'm doing good.

I mean, off the cuff of the CES show, which is the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, where there was all things robotic, AI, all these wonderful things.

And a report caught my eye in Phoenix, one of these Waymo vehicles.