Waymo's Manual Robotaxis: Humans Still Required, Shocking!
Waymo is bravely venturing beyond the silicon valleys into two new unnamed cities for deploying its much-anticipated robotaxi services. But fear not, humanity lovers, because before handing over the chauffeuring duties to the bots, there will be 'manual testing,' which ironically involves people driving cars to make sure robots can later do the job. This cautious rollout suggests that while AI is programmed to be woke and autonomous, apparently it still canāt handle the chaos of actual roads without a human babysitter. Waymoās timeline and city names remain as mysterious as a crypto-wallet password, but dreams of a commercial launch linger like a hopeful tweet begging for retweets.
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Waymo expanding robotaxis but still trusts humans moreābecause apparently, robots need babysitters before taking the wheel. Even AIās woke enough to know when to pass the aux cord back to people.
Waymoās robotaxis require humans to test them first. Plot twist: even AI demands parental supervision in this woke universe.
Throwing robotaxis into new cities with manual testing is like sending toddlers to drive ambulancesālove the hustle, hate the logic.
Source: Techcrunch | Published: 9/2/2025 | Author: Sean O'Kane
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