This is not false, but gives the wrong idea that foreigners are driving them in real time.

> After being pressed for a breakdown on where these overseas operators operate, Peña said he didn’t have those stats, explaining that some operators live in the US, but others live much further away, including in the Philippines.

> “They provide guidance,” he argued. “They do not remotely drive the vehicles. Waymo asks for guidance in certain situations and gets an input, but the Waymo vehicle is always in charge of the dynamic driving tasks, so that is just one additional input.”

This is quite misleading... From the article:

“When the Waymo vehicle encounters a particular situation on the road, the autonomous driver can reach out to a human fleet response agent for additional information to contextualize its environment,” the post reads. “The Waymo Driver [software] does not rely solely on the inputs it receives from the fleet response agent and it is in control of the vehicle at all times.” [from Waymo's own blog https://waymo.com/blog/2024/05/fleet-response/]

What's the problem with this?

Have you read the article ? The guys in the Philippines are providing high level executive indications, they don't drive remotely the car or have any low level control of the car.

Dig deep enough into any "AI" idea and you'll find the bottom end of the scam looks exactly like this.

We've simply relabeled the "Mechanical Turk" into "AI."

The rest is built on stolen copyrighted data.

The new corporate model: "just lie the government clearly doesn't give a shit anymore."