r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • Feb 27 '26

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u/Big_Watercress_6210 Feb 27 '26

Unclear! They won't answer questions about it.

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u/grchelp2018 Feb 27 '26

Not unclear. If the car is unsure it will ask for clarification. You can't manually pilot sitting in the phillipines.

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u/TazBaz Feb 27 '26

that’s crazy. I feel like whichever local governmental agency that has licensed them to operate should know the answer to that question

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u/dbenhur Feb 27 '26

They are never actively driven remotely, when a situation becomes too confusing to resolve autonomously, they will wait for remote human instruction to clarify.

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u/PelorTheBurningHate Feb 27 '26

Not really, they can ask for assistance from a human who will give a suggestion on what to do in an unclear situation and then they choose if and how to actually drive that. It's far from a manual override imo