Arizona Government Suspends Uber's Self Driving Cars from Roads
Saying nothing about Google&#x2F;Waymo, it appears they&#x27;re allowed to continue? Their self-driving technology seems far more advanced, I think it would be unfair to punish all the players for the bad actions of a few.<p>In particular, Uber seems to have been operating self-driving cars recklessly and in an attempt to &quot;move fast and break things&quot;. When those things are people&#x27;s lives, that&#x27;s unacceptable. I&#x27;m all for interesting technology, but sometimes existing rules are there for a reason.<p>I particularly hope this doesn&#x27;t dissuade individual states from making leaps to embrace a particular technology. I think that&#x27;s one benefit of the US: individual states have a lot of power to allow a new technology or permit testing that&#x27;s illegal or in a gray area in the rest of the country. Arizona made a bet on self-driving technology. I applaud Arizona, even if the bet in this case might have turned out badly.