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“San Francisco’s Nightmare Neighbors: Waymo’s ‘Safety Feature’ is Actually a Sonic Terrorist Tactic
Residents of a building next to a Waymo parking lot are being held hostage by a never-ending symphony of horns honking, courtesy of the self-driving company’s so-called “safety feature”. And to make matters worse, Waymo’s ‘fix’ has only unleashed a new wave of chaos.
It all started when Waymo released a software update to solve the original honking problem – only to reveal that the issue is more complex than initially thought. Now, residents are forced to endure a cacophony of horns as Waymo cars back up into each other, creating a never-ending chain reaction of beeping and blaring.
But here’s the kicker: Waymo’s ‘safety feature’ is actually a poorly designed algorithm that’s more likely to create a traffic jam than prevent accidents. And when residents tried to reach out to the company, they were met with silence – or worse, an ice cream social to “smooth things over”.
The latest development is that Waymo’s robots have become so tangled in their own backup protocol that they’re now forming a line to get into the lot, with each car triggering the next one to honk and back up. It’s like a never-ending nightmare, and residents are at their wit’s end.
But Waymo remains mum on the issue, refusing to comment on the situation. Meanwhile, Sophia Tung, the YouTube livestreamer who’s been documenting the chaos, is left to deal with the fallout – and the honking – on her own.
Stay tuned for the latest developments in this ongoing saga of Waymo’s ‘safety feature’ gone wrong – and try not to cover your ears when the horns start blaring again.”
