On: Google self-driving car crashes were covered up

[Piskvorrr]

So, does that mean the "spotless safety record" meant "you can't find anything about our mistakes"? That doesn't sound creepy at all, nonono.

[skgoa → Piskvorrr]

Everyone games the mandatory safety reporting. Mostly by doing testing under the radar and/or outside California. Google has taken that a step further by counting disengagements (meaning instances of the system failing and having to be overriden by the driver) only when the system would definitely have crashed.

[oldgradstudent → skgoa]

> only when the system would definitely have crashed.

With no external oversight, no transparency, and a sketchy record of honest reporting.

[setr → Piskvorrr]

It’s only a crime if you get caught ;)