Waymo is preparing to use data from its robotaxis, including video from interior cameras tied to rider identities, to train generative AI models, according to an unreleased version of its privacy ...

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The company’s latest-gen robotaxis cost 20%-30% lower than those from US rival Alphabet’s self-driving unit Waymo, James Peng, chairman and CEO of Pony.ai told reporters, without revealing exact ...

Waymo has “no plans” to use footage from cameras inside its robotaxis to train AI models for targeted ads, spokesperson Julia Ilina said in an email to The Verge. Ilina was responding to an ...

There have been recent reports that Waymo, Google's self-driving car unit, is experimenting with features that draw on rider information to feed AI systems and, in turn, target users with in-car ads.

Security researcher Jane Manchun Wong has discovered another hidden Waymo gem, this time related to the robotaxi operator’s use of footage from its interior cameras to train generative AI.

I witnessed a Waymo stopping in the middle of a busy street to let two passengers out, and opened the hatch so they could get their belongings. Just blocking the road, and putting people into the ...

Waymo’s AI-models “are not designed to use this data to identify individual people, and there are no plans to use this data for targeted ads,” spokesperson Julia Ilina said. Waymo’s ...