does that mean you're a waymo employee with access to their audio data retention management, or are you referencing their public claims? either way, simply by virtue of the video recording alone (which is truly a drop in the bucket), you have at best the same privacy as in a highly monitored human driven vehicle.
the absence of other humans is immaterial with regard to privacy.
I base this on the information that is displayed in the vehicle.
> the absence of other humans is immaterial with regard to privacy.
I think my attitude with Uber v. Waymo as very similar to AirBnB v. hotel chains. My trust in AirBnB hosts to not install hidden cameras is much lower than hotel chains.
xnx|1 year ago
> the absence of other humans is immaterial with regard to privacy.
I think my attitude with Uber v. Waymo as very similar to AirBnB v. hotel chains. My trust in AirBnB hosts to not install hidden cameras is much lower than hotel chains.