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@CollinRugg Why exactly is the video sped up?

NEW: 50 empty Waymos invade Atlanta neighborhoods and circle their cul-de-sacs for hours early in the mornings. Residents say they are getting waymo traffic than usual and have tried combating the cars with a neon green sign, which only made the problem worse. The Waymos didn't know what to do and clogged the entire street. "We have small animals and pets, got kids getting on the bus in the morning, and it just doesn’t feel safe to have that traffic," one resident said. The residents say Waymo has not given them a response yet.

@mehauff7 @Tesla Weird, sounds like everything Tesla fans have accused Waymo's of has been happening to Teslas all along.

🚘Great news from @Tesla Tesla "unredacted" all crash narratives from the NHTSA data. Full details of incidents are now available (file link below) NOTE: as with all entries, the narrative is the company’s version of the accident. NOT from an independent investigation

@lowcountryev @congressdj Sounds like it was a human-driven double-parked truck blocking the road.

I'm a huge fan of Waymo when I travel, but yes, it has failed on a couple of occassions...and as you said, usually because it simply couldn't "decide" how to get OUT of the situation it was in. My last example was waiting 10 minutes for my car to just show up. I could see it on the map just sitting there. Finally got support involved and they said it was "stuck" behind a box truck making a delivery and blocking the road. 🤣 Their solution was to have me wait for another car...I chose to call an Uber...I was out of time at that point. 🤷🏻

My Waymo failed on the way to the hotel. The first tier help desk had to escalate to someone who had physical control, which was used to move the Waymo. My fare was also refunded. Contrast this with Tesla using AI in similar situations to eventually go around without prompting.

@AndrewDamitio How do you know it was going to pay taxes?

You did it, activists! Instead of the land being remediated and converted into a structure that contributes massively to the tax base of a shrinking city, the site will remain a polluted and mostly-empty gravel lot that stages disused construction vehicles!

@Cyber_Trailer reuters.com/business/autos…

San Antonio, TX (MAY.14.2026)- We did end up learning the current operational Waymo Fleet size due to the software recall on the full fleet. The number stands at 3,791. You have to love the idea that Waymo is claiming they just learned about issues with the cars driving into floods or not being able to pass through puddles due to events happening this week at San Antonio. The idea that all Waymo employees have missed Sunset Project ™️ reporting from multiple Wet N’ Wild competitions in Los Angeles and Phoenix is a good laugh.

@Cyber_Trailer Meanwhile, human drivers:

@oi8achevy @Cyber_Trailer Too bad Elon's broke...

@Cyber_Trailer When you have Google money you can pay off a lot of people to look the other way

@alex_avoigt @Cyber_Trailer Post those SAME statistics for Waymo and Tesla side by side.

@Cyber_Trailer Waymos are less safe than they claim the are and the accident statistics show that. Its pretty typical for the media that people comment and judge on autonomous vehicles without having used any nor even seen one. Obviously they have no clue what they talk about.

@Stealx "This is going to change so much"? People have always done their own stuff. They used BOOKS. Now you steal the materials in the books and spew it back out as "AI" and more often than not scramble the results into unreliable error-filled cr*p.

I'm seeing an AI shift happen that nobody is talking about People using AI as their lawyer for cases no attorney would take, small matters or when the cost was the barrier - Tenants uploading their leases looking for leverage - A contractor drafting his own demand letter for money a homeowner owed him - A small business getting out of a SaaS contract This is going to change so much

@mtntallpaul @robertgraham Was it though?

@idlethoughtldr @robertgraham Once was enough.

Utah is not building a 40,000 acre data center. They are using 40,000 acres of water rights for the power generators that will power a data center. Pretty much all outrage you see about data centers is deliberate misrepresentation designed to fuel outrage.

@mtntallpaul @robertgraham Stay tuned

@idlethoughtldr @robertgraham Show evidence or STFU.

@mtntallpaul @robertgraham Stay tuned

@idlethoughtldr @robertgraham Show evidence.

@mtntallpaul @robertgraham Wrong

@idlethoughtldr @robertgraham Nobody sells the right to use water from the land to the owner of the land. If you own the land, you own the rights to the water on that land.

@mtntallpaul @robertgraham Yes

@idlethoughtldr @robertgraham Are you saying that someone other than the land owner owns the rights to water on the land?

@FredLambert Sounds like the whole robotaxi deal

Tesla hasn't even mentioned the solar roof tiles in the last two years. I would love for them to give a full debrief on what happened there. I feel like the product could have worked, but it has been plagued with issues, missed timelines, and underperformance. Not sure if it failed in execution or if solar panels will just always be a better product, even for new roofs.

@TheJusticeDept Isn't this just part of the "pardon process" 😉

🚨Owner of Health Care Software Company Convicted of 1 BILLION DOLLAR Medicare Fraud Conspiracy “The Department of Justice crushed one of the most egregious fraud schemes in Florida history,” said Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche. “This illegitimate operation stole more than $1 billion from American taxpayers — including hundreds of thousands of Medicare beneficiaries. This was cold, calculated, industrial-scale theft targeting the sick and elderly, coercing vulnerable people into buying unnecessary medical equipment. We will not rest until every fraudster ripping off the American people is held accountable.” Read more: justice.gov/opa/pr/owner-h…

@RapidResponse47 I never knew you could not buy a cell phone with cash!

"I'm talking about the construction worker who can’t buy a cellphone, because when an illegal alien goes and steals their identity, and applies for SNAP benefits, now, all of a sudden, they’re tagged in the banking system, their credit score is ruined—not because they did a single thing wrong, but because somebody stole their identity." @VP on why the efforts of the @WHFraudTF are so important:

@BastianBraun121 So less rides, but more of them unsupervised? Doesn't that just mean the same few unsupervised as always offset by fewer supervised?

🚨Austin is about to hit 100% unsupervised as well. It’s happening fast.

@CernBasher Wow, looks kinda like the Waymo lot full of Ojai (Zeekr) vehicles, doesn't it?

Over 70 Cybercabs in the outbound lot today, probably nothing.

@CernBasher It's unclear whether they're just adding a few more each day, but not actually shipping them... Probably just moving them around the lot.