Also in sf all of the cruise brand self driving cars are just abandoned in a gated parking lot in the industrial part of town gathering dust. They dragged a pedestrian to death and lied to the city about it

the real danger biking in san francisco is when the waymos bug out other drivers go around them dangerously because they are frustrated being stuck behind a stopped empty car

I don't see how companies going out of business is any counter argument or 'unfair' at all. So will Waymo, so will many more. At one point or another - These cars drove on streets and posed a real danger to people, all because these companies push technologies not ready for widespread use. This will not change - It's inherent to the tech sector and companies after Waymo or before them will be no different. These technologies aren't hugely different at all either. Wanting to use Waymo's data to judge Waymo is also a terrible idea, talk about unfair. Of course Waymo's data on Waymo's care is persuasive, that's the entire reason they selectively publish what they publish. It's a terrible idea to base your judgement on biased data, that's like checking Shell's reports to get an idea on the dangers of climate change. Based on Waymo's experience and Waymo's The claim that these are not trained models because they stop for yellow light or have speed limits is completely illogical, those are easy limitations you could implement on any type of training model. We *know* these drive on machine learning AI models using big data sets, this is no secret and the backbone of almost (if not) all driverless car systems. It seems crazy to me you talk about how you have a duty to be factual - Then say you don't know anything about programming and follow it up with assumptions based on some anecdotal experience that you could've just fact checked before posting online.

Yeah, I've got a good mate working on the Zoox project... he reckons Waymo is years ahead of everyone else... so old mate bicycle was basing what he said on companies like Tesla then yeah, it's not ready

I agree with you that Not Just Bikes' criticisms on the safety of Self Driving cars are birthing pains and not insurmountable challenges. Self Driving cars can be much better and safer than humans in the future. But I disagree with you that they are "not a future to fear". Self driving cars have been around for decades - they are called taxi cabs, Ubers, "ride shares". Taxis never solved the problem of transportation. They still caused traffic, are still expensive, and turned cities into car infested dystopias. We should fear Self Driving cars because it is a step in the wrong direction. it's going to accelerate car adoption and hit like a truck. We need car-less drivers, not driverless cars.

Funny how they are using off-road wheels, rather than mapping, reporting, swerving and slowing down for potholes like a human. Also, in the case of the Tesla suddenly stopping... it did so because the driver was inattentive, not because the AI failed. These systems are rapidly advancing, a 2022 experimental research system cannot be compared to a 2025 production system. From what I've seen of v13 Tesla AutoPilot, it's far more cautious around children than humans. We should still be weary of companies flooding cities with cheap, underfunded, shortcut heavy AI. Waymo and Tesla do not fall in this camp. I would still limit the number of Waymo's per square km to around 2... they are awful at dealing with big concerts and large crowds.

Great video! Can’t wait to see how this technology continues to evolve in the future.

It was very educational. I really enjoyed you going through all the flags. I hope the MLAs see this video, too! Keep up the great work. I look forward to your next video.

I did the Trans Taïga few months back, as prepared as I thought I was. I wasn't!! Gas and beer is all you need, Matagami & Radisson are the only two places you can get it, everything is dry out there, every little town. Remember, Gas is easier to get than beer. Matagami or Radisson.

Great videos! Could you please make a video explaining what you carry in the medical bag? Dr Rln (anesthesiologist/intensivist)

Thanks for bringing some spotlight to our village! 15k views is just amazing! To answer questions I’ve seen here, no you do not need a passport to play, you’re able to walk across the road to the clubhouse. Thanks again!

Amazing video. I have been to Moosonee on the Ontario side, but it's by train, unless the ice road is open. This Taiga looks like something I would love to do.

More money then sense ! Tell me your wasting your boss's money at the same time your telling your boss your wasting his money sight seeing 😂

But you can't go any further. Its like driving into the United States from Canada to the north end of Ross Lake in Washington State. Hozameen Campground. Road ends there. Its then a 30+ miles hiking through the wilderness to get to the closest road in the United States.

Yup... those look like Alberta drivers, all right.

I plan to do this in 3 weeks. I've seen some people talk like it is horrible to get to but being a forester it did not look that bad. Planning to camp overnight at the spot the rangers cabin stood. Glad to see the tower still stands.

..add a couple lakes to crossing the border as well 😎

Lovely film man, music and shots are spectacular!

what time of the year did you do it?

i love how peaceful canada usa border is. i live on the Canadian Side of the border only about a kilometer form the border. my dad always told me not to pass the border there, since you would get shot. yes there are guards hiding in the woods and that can see you. but there is around 400 ro so meters that they allow where it isnt canada or US.

Try it during mosquito season....

Bc

❤❤❤USA, USA, USA. ❤❤❤❤

This shit needs to be taken down asap

Just come in illegally, they'll get you some free money.

Cool.

Used to be easy

Has someone who lives close by dont bother unless your planing on doing something like crossing the lake or staying there for more then one day dont bother

It's beautiful and I love my people to the south. I served in a NATO group in the desert. Made a lifelong friend from Akron.

A last good coffee - lol

Promo-SM

Build a wall! lol

Well thats a good place for smugglers. That is intentional. Dam governments

Funny eh. It looks just like Canada

insane any part of the border isn't manned. Just go in.

Very nice, I love the drone footage... I would like to do this adventure one day. Thank you for posting!

Way to tell everyone how to get into Canada easy like the states

Typical government workers overpaid and never working

Allowed, how would they stop you.

What time of year did you go?

You can do all along the southern US border as well! My 10 million new illegal neighbors told me!

We have a like unmarked border basically just a clear cut in the trees by my house, it's always patrolled by border agent I just watched them get some immigrants like a week ago

Thats crazy. Here in vermont we have one as well, im like 6 miles from Canada so i know the area lol. There a town called Ritchford. There is a gold course down a rd that is split up, on one side of the road is the US and the otherside of the road is Canada. I wanna say there only like 1 or 2 holes on Canada side. It does exist though. This was pretty cool

Just play hop scotch pn the border, back and forth, all afternoon !

Was in disbelief to look down and see this only had a few dozen views! Great video, loved the umbrella reference xD

Have to have a passport to play the course?

They wonder why theres so much smuggling

Thanks for a nice video.I loved the drone shots, especially the high altitude ones looking at the terrain far ahead. I grew up in northern Wisconsin (quite rural) and had summer jobs in pipeline maintenance and land surveying; both took us far into the boondocks. But it was nothing compared with your travels on the trans taiga - not even close. Well done.

Illegal immigrants! Arrest these criminals!

Ever wonder how Canadian gangs keep getting so many firearms past our gun laws? It's because the US-Canada border leaks like a sieve!