Wait, so the cars locks their passengers in, so in an accident or lets say it malfunctioned while on a train track with the train coming, the passengers are screwed?
It's very common for people to jump in front of cars to get money off them. That lady was probably surprised when she found out there is nobody driving. She was like "Who is going to give me money for my scam now?"
Yeah she looks uninjured sitting on the street wanting to be photographed. I wouldn't be surprised if she purposely get in front of the robot car to be hit.
@@xonx209 There are videos of Chinese people faking getting hit by cars all over the internet. They look worse than football (soccer) players faking injuries to get a card pulled on the other player.
The Baido Apollo autonomous driving car, uses a couple of AI chips, from Nvidia DRIVE Xavier chip, it has 30 TOPS and black Sesame semiconductor's Huashan II A1000 AI chip. Even as these autonomous driving AI chip can do a lot, it's not even close to being ready for real world use...as newer Nvidia's DRIVE Orin and DRIVE Thor are still being considered as not fully FSD, so the way how the CCP are just rushing these autonomous driving cars out, just goes to show you how desperately and badly the CCP want to make China look like they are ahead of the world.
Already did. They found the company operating basically remote service. Although the idea is good, because the car does self drive, and there is a remote operator doing 3 or 4 cars at once moderating them
@@paulwilliams5121 You should look it up for yourself, not even the CCP or the United States have to power to suppress the internet, they can only cover their people's eyes and limit access, use VPN if you're still suspicious. China's bus and vehicles has a compartment at the front for a driver and a lot are also remote controlled
all these people in China cross the street anywhere and everywhere. Cars, motorbikes, bicycles, electric trikes and personal mobility devices. Not to mention a variety of delivery vehicles and trucks. No one following any rules; sometimes they even go the wrong way down the street. Can you imagine trying to do self-driving there? Ridiculous. China used to be a place that purposely used people in labor intensive roles - even when they could be automated or substituted with tech - to keep them employed. Hell, they even built buildings no one needed or wanted to ensure full employment. If the goal was to create and prove new tech to the rest of the world so that you could sell it everywhere, that would be one thing, but do you think other countries would accept China’s disruptive tech in today’s political climate? Will never happen.
What you’re not considering is that there’s a bigger issue. AI is all about data, which this is providing. This isn’t about cars. It’s about who gets to AGI first. The US cant afford to let that data go. They need it to compete. So they’ll allow it too.
Thought the same, it’s already difficult in the us imagine in china the only country where this would work is probably Germany where everybody obeys the rules on the street 😂
Why alway made fake news,in 2024 China plan have only 500,000 automatic car ,how7million driver loss their jobs?😁 Claiming coverage of 99% of China's roads, Aito's initiative concretizes the concept of “nationwide” by specifying the inclusion of 40,000 Chinese towns and villages. Its goal is to have 500,000 vehicles equipped with Huawei's autonomous driving system on the roads by the end of 2024.
@@BobbyLoo-jr8ysWhy alway made fake news,in 2024 China plan have only 500,000 automatic car ,how7million driver loss their jobs?😁 Claiming coverage of 99% of China's roads, Aito's initiative concretizes the concept of “nationwide” by specifying the inclusion of 40,000 Chinese towns and villages. Its goal is to have 500,000 vehicles equipped with Huawei's autonomous driving system on the roads by the end of 2024.
@@BobbyLoo-jr8ysWhy alway made fake news,in 2024 China plan have only 500,000 automatic car ,how7million driver loss their jobs?😁 Claiming coverage of 99% of China's roads, Aito's initiative concretizes the concept of “nationwide” by specifying the inclusion of 40,000 Chinese towns and villages. Its goal is to have 500,000 vehicles equipped with Huawei's autonomous driving system on the roads by the end of 2024.
its like the elevator operators in 1910s xD, when they get rid of them some people stopped using elevators as a protest people will never stop the changes, some jobs will be gone in the next 10/20 years and we cant stop that, because robots will be cheaper we have to adapt, its hard but there is no oter way around that
Everyone is a driver. A taxi is just painted differently. These guys are uneducated people and I'm glad they'll have to focus on something meaningful from now on.
What's interesting is this is entirely subsidized by the ccp. So this low price is introductory. They are in the midst of a failing economy, are adding to it with more unemployment with these taxis, then once the man driven ones are pushed out the prices will go back up to just under the manned taxis and just be a one two punch that won't be felt until its to late. Adding huge unemployment, negligible saving to the public, while the only people that will really profit is those companies investors and corrupt government officals😂 It being self imposed makes it even more hilarious 😂
The CCP has shown over and over to be short-sighted. The war with mainland China and Taiwan is canceled, because CCP China can not afford to play their military 🤣🤣🤣 This has been stated on many Channels featuring *"**#CCP_COMMUNIST_CHINA**"* 😅
Yeah no way this price is making profit. They're just throwing competition into bankruptcy. To be honest the same is happening in food delivery in the west
True, but not completely the same. You still needed PEOPLE to drive and operate those things. So while yes, on one hand it is very similar - the cry of the old when the new is coming - it also very different. With the way things are going, the only job a human can get will be working on robots. A person could drive a car and make money. People were needed to pack and operate trains, keep the tracks running, etc. The new that the old was crying about still needed people in several capacities, from simple to technical. Now that is changing. Which is kind of frightening.
@@mikewoodman2872 Tesla has no lidar, these are completely different. Think. These self driving cars are better than tesla "FSD", they work without a driver in the seat just like waymo who also is better than tesla "FSD".
Tesla's FSD isn't even in the top tier of self-driving, there are far more complicated systems around. This one is not one of them. I'm seeing these things doing mistakes that companies like Yandex figured out 5 years ago.
America. Coming to theaters near you. All these robots everywhere is great but how will people make living and able to afford what those machine will produce. So far i have not seen any good plans how to deal with this future. Universal income. We will sit home and watch TV. Maybe even some free hallucinogens to keep us subdued.
Advances in technology is sadly inevitable. This will affect the whole world not only China. But we humans have managed to adapt and overcome and enjoy these technological advances.
yes we will adapt but our ability to retrain all those who have been unemployed is not only dwindling but more difficult because the new jobs created are so specialized & few in between.
The fact that they are completing that many rides an hour, in the thousands, and only a couple of blips here and there should be considered a monumental achievement. By those metrics in the next 2-4 years this will grow exponentially.
Why alway made fake news,in 2024 China plan have only 500,000 automatic car ,how7million driver loss their jobs?😁 Claiming coverage of 99% of China's roads, Aito's initiative concretizes the concept of “nationwide” by specifying the inclusion of 40,000 Chinese towns and villages. Its goal is to have 500,000 vehicles equipped with Huawei's autonomous driving system on the roads by the end of 2024.
600 million people living under 1000 yuan a month though with the economy in freefall but at least they got driverless cars and EV exports that no one wants. always a silver lining
Why alway made fake news,in 2024 China plan have only 500,000 automatic car ,how7million driver loss their jobs?😁 Claiming coverage of 99% of China's roads, Aito's initiative concretizes the concept of “nationwide” by specifying the inclusion of 40,000 Chinese towns and villages. Its goal is to have 500,000 vehicles equipped with Huawei's autonomous driving system on the roads by the end of 2024.
self-driving car can operate 24-7 none stop, and all the money made can be collected directly by the company, no cut for the driver because there is no driver. It is more profitable for the company and cheaper for the customers.
because of pure greed...these corporations want to make as much money as possible, even if they can save a cent here or there they will do it, they play the long game
we are moving towards an Uptonian society where humans are free of meaningless menial work... so we can spend our time to develop ourselves into better humans :p
Why is it embarrassing to china? It’s research and development…. But at the end of the day, I would never pay for self driving car to sho four me anywhere… no thanks
So Carot Cab says 5500 rides and hour /say 450 cars that's 12 rides per car. So every car picks up and drops off a new passenger every 5 minutes. Say 5km ride each trip. How bloody fast are they driving? I call BS
Well you’d need to actually know the amount before making assumptions, could be true could be false, but you don’t have the data yourself to call out other data with
I never understood the hype or even need for self driving cars. Can have a IT-glitch, can be hacked, spy's on you, can take you anywhere without wanting you too, more expensive the normal cars, worse for the environment, doesn't drive far and is hard as hell to resell. It's a scam.
I just took a ride in this driverless taxi in Wuhan last week. I have to say, it is a very smooth ride and I simply love it. As it is an introductory program, it is only available within a small area of Wuhan and it receives subsidy from Government. The amount of subsidy for each ride is clearly shown in the invoice. My ride is 22km, and the fare I pay after subsidy is 24 Yuan, approximately 3 US dollars.
People should be prepared for the change. The state must care about them
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Did protesting the use of cars saved the horse drawn carriage industry? While what we see in China might be farcical, the self-driving taxis, busses, trucks and food delivery are inevitable. Western governments (and citizens) should start preparing.
“Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them.” ― Frank Herbert, Dune
Well, people always lose job due to the invention of new technology, how is this bullshit? This is how human society works. You either have to adapt or be outdated.
And the real shitty part is that AI won't do it as well as humans for a long while, but these corporations are ok with 50% solutions if it means they can increase their bottom line.
Lol, those taxi drivers said "Violating Labor contract laws and we will take legal measures to protect our rights" There are no rights or laws in China. 😂🤣
True, it was the government decision. Their decision is the "law", by this logic, what law are you protesting about? Legal measure is pure bullshit at this point
Elon Musk needs to pay attention here, or TESLA's "Full" Self Driving will bury his company. City planners in the US, taxi companies, and Uber drivers also should take heed.
It's true Elon Musk has made some publicity errors lately, but I highly doubt he'd risk his reputation putting his name on something like what these driverless cars display.
There are a few flaws they are lacking: 1. the ability for remote-control override in the instance the computer gets confused from road objects/obstructions. 2. the ability to signal another autonomous cars/drivers to go ahead and make a turn (just like how people tell other drivers to go ahead).
1:07 - 1:16 ..a private ride for _70 cents for 7 kilometers?_ yes, i would take. in my finland that would be 26 €, as in 26 dollars. and i used official taxi travel calculator app. so, price would be 18.2 times more. most people prefer humans, but even they would not pay 18 times more to have a human driver.. if the price is 18 times cheaper.. well, we would quickly make up reasons why we actually prefer not to have a human driver..
This video explains so much as to why Chinese drivers drive the way they do in the US, don't follow traffic rules and get mad/aggressive when they cause traffic issues. I see the desire for these taxis in such a shabby culture but they drive just as poorly as Chinese drivers but at least is polite about it.
I remember being in a turning lane waiting for traffic to ease up so that I can enter into a strip mall…this Asian guy almost slammed into my still car and the start blowing his horn while swerving to avoid me….I guess the guy didn’t see the two lanes of southbound traffic still flowing.
12:01 he is correct. Capital can develop and support the AI product but decentralize the operation of AI to individuals. In the US small truck drivers who own their semi trucks could be wiped out by self driving trucks however if they could own one or two self driving trucks, then they can make a living out of it. Self driving truck fleets and taxi fleets should not be under big business but should be under individual owners who can own one or two or three self driving trucks or taxis.
You couldn't pay me enough to get into a self-driving car. Just last month, in the US, Waymo recalled its self-driving taxis after they found "a susceptibility to crashing into pole like items". I mean...
@@jfoldger1184 Plane autopilot doesn't mean the actual pilot can stop paying attention, and worldwide, two pilots are still legally required on all planes with passengers. All autopilot does is maintain an airspeed, heading, and assist with rudder inputs when necessary for the pilot to initiate a turn. It's more like cruise control and lane keeping assist. A pilot still has to monitor it, keep track of the sensor readings, and communicate with air traffic control
Patriotism of Xinnie PorkPooh #slopaganda #misery #cmilkforpresident - With stimulus and measures, China's debt will be at 400% to 500% of its GDP in the next decade, according to Reuters. -Chinese 🇨🇳 property Ponzi sector, which accounts for 30% of GDP, is crashing -Tofu Exports and Western imports, accounting for 37% GDP, are down. -Foreign investment is falling over 90% compared to it's peak in 2018. -Foreign visitors are down 96% compared to the pre-pandemic level in 2019 with less than 200 americans left. -Consumer prices are experiencing hyperstagdeflation. -Youth unemployment hits over 21% (in reality 50%+ after eliminating faked numbers), a record. -It's fast shrinking workforce is 10 years old than neighboring countries. - During the years 1990-2021, the US printed 6.5 time more money while China printed 147 times. - It has printed more money than the US and Japan combined, while it's economy is only half of them. - Current Chinese debt-to-gdp is already highest in the world, at 300%, according to Bloomberg. - This is a macroeconomic nightmare created by the party going way back in 1994 when they took the Tofu money off the international exchange. Now in 2024, the banks and the average little pink have no idea what is the ACTUAL value of anything within the country. Any stimulus from the Central state. will be meaningless and ineffectual because the Central Bank is a part of the Party. Thereby merging both fiscal Central and monetary private policies into one ongoing disaster. Local province officials were doing stimulus spending for decades in tandem of the "Economic Miracle" which will undermine any Central stimulus during an actual depression/recession or more accurately.. HYPERSTAGDEFLATIONARY NIGHTMARE. -- in the future house prices will drop to 10%, youth unemployment will be over 70%+ without streams, and middle class people over 35 will all be laid off. How will you do in a country where real estate companies, local governments, and banks across China have crashed or fled? That is your challenge for the future (will you own a trash house with the mortgage?). Pensions will be laundered and your daily pay will be 1-2 dollars while you drink Poop Water and eat gasoline cooking oil while the Party and Porkpooh eat Tegong Special food supplies. Mengze harvard daughter: lives in US brother: australian green card daughter in law: british green card sister: canadian citizen brother in law: canadian citizen second sister: australian green card second brother in law: australian green card Arctic Catfish Shenzhen: laughs at how Leeks feed her WOW SO GOOD AWESOME Organ Leeks #sloprosperity #theskydontlie
This is a good way , WORLDWIDE not only China, to reduce population, no jobs, no population increase, less pollution. I'm 38 and choosed to have only 1 children even if i do very well, i have like 2000€ to spare every month after paying all my bills
i recently tested some chinese cars autopilot and must to say that we almost crash another cars twice, and also it was extremely dangerouse and stupid at the traffic light. Even this brand salesman in shanghai said that this autopilot has 6 yo kid level so you always must control it. The question is now how did they give these brands permition to work on the roads and with passangers inside
There are already self driving cars in Las Vegas. Sounds like Chinese tech issue. Elon said you will receive UBI because your job has become obsolete. Robotics will make the prices cheaper.
In both Las Vegas and parts of California the self driving cars we have are Waymo and Cruise. There is also Zoox (owned by Amazon) but I don't think its been released yet. Since 2010 Google has been testing self driving cars but it was only until recently that they've been put on the roads. Japan had a similar car known as Pivo which was created by Nissan but I think that was more of an idea of electric cars than something people would actually drive. This was the early version Siri and Alexa. There was also Nao but he was more of a toy than a car.
Traffic flows in China is not meant for self driving cars. Drivers typically do not follow road rules and laws. This means self driving cars following the laws will have to yield to others.
These self-driving taxi's should have a button on the inside, and one on the outside to indicate to a monitoring service to update movement status, for when they get stuck in traffic or un-navigatable obstacles. And they should have at least one, self-powered,or manual door lock, for emergency escape.
What is even more amazing to find out is that China has labour laws.
Wellllll,...., the pretends are there.
CCP has lots of laws but just for show and for the benefit of the elite.
CCP laws😢 Bad for Humanity😮
@@alapaticornell4391What is good for corporate America is good for humanity. LOL
Labour diktats more like.
Super cheap price until they kick out all the human competition and can raise prices.
Then some other self driving car comes around for a cheaper price?
There will always be competitions. Just like Uber and Didi. Isn't Tesla is also developing their self-driving car?
@@seanzhang3873 at least testla is better quality than over there
@@TeDynef only when there is fair competition..
@@TeDynefThe strategy seems to undercut any competition until its no longer economically viable, wild how thats permitted
The irony that a video covering protests against robo-taxis has a robo-voice-over! XD
Wait, so the cars locks their passengers in, so in an accident or lets say it malfunctioned while on a train track with the train coming, the passengers are screwed?
Hopefully they still allow you to open the window. They must be small enough to climb through.
@penitent2401
I'm sure there is end ride button, but that would not be as dramatic for news video. 🙄
car be like “hello dear passenger… it looks like you’ve reached your final destination 😈”
我见过很多火车轨道，但他们都在高架桥没法进去
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It's very common for people to jump in front of cars to get money off them. That lady was probably surprised when she found out there is nobody driving. She was like "Who is going to give me money for my scam now?"
hahaha
Yeah she looks uninjured sitting on the street wanting to be photographed. I wouldn't be surprised if she purposely get in front of the robot car to be hit.
@@xonx209 There are videos of Chinese people faking getting hit by cars all over the internet. They look worse than football (soccer) players faking injuries to get a card pulled on the other player.
And we in America on our way to ahv8g this happen here,a dn many fighting back against it for knwodming the consequence for not stepping uo to it!!
@@mikeohawk95 that's not english
The Baido Apollo autonomous driving car, uses a couple of AI chips, from Nvidia DRIVE Xavier chip, it has 30 TOPS and black Sesame semiconductor's Huashan II A1000 AI chip. Even as these autonomous driving AI chip can do a lot, it's not even close to being ready for real world use...as newer Nvidia's DRIVE Orin and DRIVE Thor are still being considered as not fully FSD, so the way how the CCP are just rushing these autonomous driving cars out, just goes to show you how desperately and badly the CCP want to make China look like they are ahead of the world.
I swear it is going to come out that these cars are actually just remote operated lol
Already did. They found the company operating basically remote service. Although the idea is good, because the car does self drive, and there is a remote operator doing 3 or 4 cars at once moderating them
@@polkalamypekopeko2969 You made all of that up
@@paulwilliams5121Waymo does it, don't they?
@@paulwilliams5121 You should look it up for yourself, not even the CCP or the United States have to power to suppress the internet, they can only cover their people's eyes and limit access, use VPN if you're still suspicious. China's bus and vehicles has a compartment at the front for a driver and a lot are also remote controlled
Made up story @@polkalamypekopeko2969
all these people in China cross the street anywhere and everywhere. Cars, motorbikes, bicycles, electric trikes and personal mobility devices. Not to mention a variety of delivery vehicles and trucks. No one following any rules; sometimes they even go the wrong way down the street. Can you imagine trying to do self-driving there? Ridiculous. China used to be a place that purposely used people in labor intensive roles - even when they could be automated or substituted with tech - to keep them employed. Hell, they even built buildings no one needed or wanted to ensure full employment. If the goal was to create and prove new tech to the rest of the world so that you could sell it everywhere, that would be one thing, but do you think other countries would accept China’s disruptive tech in today’s political climate? Will never happen.
What you’re not considering is that there’s a bigger issue. AI is all about data, which this is providing. This isn’t about cars. It’s about who gets to AGI first. The US cant afford to let that data go. They need it to compete. So they’ll allow it too.
Thought the same, it’s already difficult in the us imagine in china the only country where this would work is probably Germany where everybody obeys the rules on the street 😂
But it is already happening, so no need to imagine it
You know nothing about China but you still spout this nonsense.
Didn't I see a "Self Driving Car" just rear end a white vehicle during a test drive? I don't think self driving is quite safe, yet!
Yes, I saw that too 😂😂 he said break! 😂
Those driverless car will improve their AI and technology.
Why alway made fake news,in 2024 China plan have only 500,000 automatic car ,how7million driver loss their jobs?😁
Claiming coverage of 99% of China's roads, Aito's initiative concretizes the concept of “nationwide” by specifying the inclusion of 40,000 Chinese towns and villages. Its goal is to have 500,000 vehicles equipped with Huawei's autonomous driving system on the roads by the end of 2024.
@@BobbyLoo-jr8ysWhy alway made fake news,in 2024 China plan have only 500,000 automatic car ,how7million driver loss their jobs?😁
Claiming coverage of 99% of China's roads, Aito's initiative concretizes the concept of “nationwide” by specifying the inclusion of 40,000 Chinese towns and villages. Its goal is to have 500,000 vehicles equipped with Huawei's autonomous driving system on the roads by the end of 2024.
@@BobbyLoo-jr8ysWhy alway made fake news,in 2024 China plan have only 500,000 automatic car ,how7million driver loss their jobs?😁
Claiming coverage of 99% of China's roads, Aito's initiative concretizes the concept of “nationwide” by specifying the inclusion of 40,000 Chinese towns and villages. Its goal is to have 500,000 vehicles equipped with Huawei's autonomous driving system on the roads by the end of 2024.
if everyone is their own personal taxi, there is no one left to ferry...
😳😂😂😂,, no chance would I get in one of them things
What makes me laugh is that the taxi drivers genuinely believe that they have rights and that the law will help them.
Agreed, but I guess they have no choice.
Whats funnier is that you think you have a choice of “leaders”. Your govt is owned by aipac and isreal. You are the real sucker
its like the elevator operators in 1910s xD, when they get rid of them some people stopped using elevators as a protest
people will never stop the changes, some jobs will be gone in the next 10/20 years and we cant stop that, because robots will be cheaper
we have to adapt, its hard but there is no oter way around that
@@aship-shippingshipshipsshippinhard on one hand but easier on the other - now you will have to earn less because of cheaper transport
Everyone is a driver. A taxi is just painted differently. These guys are uneducated people and I'm glad they'll have to focus on something meaningful from now on.
I wouldn't want to be in or near a Chinese made self-driving car.
no shortage of Chinese who will!
What's interesting is this is entirely subsidized by the ccp. So this low price is introductory. They are in the midst of a failing economy, are adding to it with more unemployment with these taxis, then once the man driven ones are pushed out the prices will go back up to just under the manned taxis and just be a one two punch that won't be felt until its to late. Adding huge unemployment, negligible saving to the public, while the only people that will really profit is those companies investors and corrupt government officals😂 It being self imposed makes it even more hilarious 😂
It interesting how beijing dont have eye for economy aspect in it huh
The CCP has shown over and over to be short-sighted.
The war with mainland China and Taiwan is canceled, because CCP China can not afford to play their military 🤣🤣🤣
This has been stated on many Channels featuring *"**#CCP_COMMUNIST_CHINA**"* 😅
CCP economics 😂
Yeah no way this price is making profit. They're just throwing competition into bankruptcy.
To be honest the same is happening in food delivery in the west
Enjoying your manufacuting job cletus?
Robots take over, and this means fewer people with money to spend. Not what you want as the economy goes downhill.
But people who uses ai taxis will have more money to spend and taxi drivers will have to find new job so there will be more money to spend.
Leading to communism
@@maxhakka2349 Not necessarily. What accountability will there be, for the robotaxi companies to pass those savings onto the customer?
@@maxhakka2349 self driving cars and automation will destroy economies
As yourself, what would the French taxidrivers do?
Hint, it will not end well for the robot cab
Did the French protesting save the horse carriage industry?
Glad they are so civil
@@yadusolparterre No, but it did end the tyrannical monarchy.
But the French police do not take you away throw and lock you in prison and the throw away the key. Yet!
Reminds me of the people complaining that automobiles and trains would put horse buggy builders and stage coaches out of business.
True, but not completely the same.
You still needed PEOPLE to drive and operate those things. So while yes, on one hand it is very similar - the cry of the old when the new is coming - it also very different.
With the way things are going, the only job a human can get will be working on robots. A person could drive a car and make money. People were needed to pack and operate trains, keep the tracks running, etc. The new that the old was crying about still needed people in several capacities, from simple to technical.
Now that is changing. Which is kind of frightening.
That's an insane price 0.70 cents for 7km. Wow. I'd definitely take it at that price.
At the end of the 1800s, they protested the sewing machines
China EVs trying to be Tesla so hard...
Tesla's FSD have been undergoing constant training over YEARS and China thinks they can make it work.
They probably already hacked Tesla anyway.
@@mikewoodman2872 More likely most China EV companies buy Tesla cars and get their teams to reverse engineer it.
Bullshit!Tesla is a loser company and compleat irrelevant
@@mikewoodman2872 Tesla has no lidar, these are completely different. Think.
These self driving cars are better than tesla "FSD", they work without a driver in the seat just like waymo who also is better than tesla "FSD".
Tesla's FSD isn't even in the top tier of self-driving, there are far more complicated systems around. This one is not one of them. I'm seeing these things doing mistakes that companies like Yandex figured out 5 years ago.
America. Coming to theaters near you. All these robots everywhere is great but how will people make living and able to afford what those machine will produce. So far i have not seen any good plans how to deal with this future. Universal income. We will sit home and watch TV. Maybe even some free hallucinogens to keep us subdued.
Thank u exact what I've been saying the economy will emplode
This is an amazing story in a changing world. Thanks!!!!! Love it!
Advances in technology is sadly inevitable. This will affect the whole world not only China.
But we humans have managed to adapt and overcome and enjoy these technological advances.
yes we will adapt but our ability to retrain all those who have been unemployed is not only dwindling but more difficult because the new jobs created are so specialized & few in between.
So, self driving cars are behaving like gangsters!
The fact that they are completing that many rides an hour, in the thousands, and only a couple of blips here and there should be considered a monumental achievement. By those metrics in the next 2-4 years this will grow exponentially.
My thoughts too, but it’s easier for people to focus on the negatives and hate on China than see just how amazing that achievement is to the honest
I just came from China and have not seen any of those cars in Beijing . Its all fake news!
They are not completing this many rides. It's a load of BS.
3 million carrot rides? Country garden accounting?
Country girls make do
I am never going to use a self driving anything ever. Especially if it’s made in China.
@@neilgibbs3880 American seniors with poor vision are bigger risks. Florida has most dangerous roads....
That old woman ran a red light trying to collect money from the company of that Automated car.
Why alway made fake news,in 2024 China plan have only 500,000 automatic car ,how7million driver loss their jobs?😁
Claiming coverage of 99% of China's roads, Aito's initiative concretizes the concept of “nationwide” by specifying the inclusion of 40,000 Chinese towns and villages. Its goal is to have 500,000 vehicles equipped with Huawei's autonomous driving system on the roads by the end of 2024.
@@ViceCoinIt's Florida what do you expect
@@ViceCoin American seniors or seniors from ANY Western nation are not a bigger risk than ANYTHING on Chinese roads, human or self-driving
Eventually self driving taxis will be the future!
I'm sure the government will side with the driver's and not the new technology companies with massive government subsidies and money🤔😅😂
600 million people living under 1000 yuan a month though with the economy in freefall but at least they got driverless cars and EV exports that no one wants. always a silver lining
..but it used to be that it was all 1.4billion living under 1000 yuan a month in just early 90s.
@@Redmanticorebecause of inflation, we should see how many live below 2000 yuan/month now.
Self-driving cars my ass. They're basically RC cars.
Why alway made fake news,in 2024 China plan have only 500,000 automatic car ,how7million driver loss their jobs?😁
Claiming coverage of 99% of China's roads, Aito's initiative concretizes the concept of “nationwide” by specifying the inclusion of 40,000 Chinese towns and villages. Its goal is to have 500,000 vehicles equipped with Huawei's autonomous driving system on the roads by the end of 2024.
Work from home uber??
Imagin the Highway is blocked bc the opperator is shitting
Would they really be stuck on the road, if that is the case?
Unless they to it on purpose to make it more realistic 🤣
@@FuZZbaLLbeeif its rc. Then better install speaker and shout move Bi**h 😂
I don’t get it! With all the people in China willing to work for nothing, they need self driven cars?😂
self-driving car can operate 24-7 none stop, and all the money made can be collected directly by the company, no cut for the driver because there is no driver. It is more profitable for the company and cheaper for the customers.
@@seanzhang3873: but the worker puts money back into the economy, he buys things! An AI car does not!
because of pure greed...these corporations want to make as much money as possible, even if they can save a cent here or there they will do it, they play the long game
Greed has no bounds
we are moving towards an Uptonian society where humans are free of meaningless menial work... so we can spend our time to develop ourselves into better humans :p
Why is it embarrassing to china? It’s research and development…. But at the end of the day, I would never pay for self driving car to sho four me anywhere… no thanks
So Carot Cab says 5500 rides and hour /say 450 cars that's 12 rides per car. So every car picks up and drops off a new passenger every 5 minutes. Say 5km ride each trip. How bloody fast are they driving? I call BS
Well you’d need to actually know the amount before making assumptions, could be true could be false, but you don’t have the data yourself to call out other data with
I never understood the hype or even need for self driving cars.
Can have a IT-glitch, can be hacked, spy's on you, can take you anywhere without wanting you too, more expensive the normal cars, worse for the environment, doesn't drive far and is hard as hell to resell.
It's a scam.
What this means is self driving taxis are a super success in China.Good Job China.
I just took a ride in this driverless taxi in Wuhan last week. I have to say, it is a very smooth ride and I simply love it. As it is an introductory program, it is only available within a small area of Wuhan and it receives subsidy from Government. The amount of subsidy for each ride is clearly shown in the invoice. My ride is 22km, and the fare I pay after subsidy is 24 Yuan, approximately 3 US dollars.
This is so dangerous. Why would they do this without extensive testing?
it's amazing how much these people don't care in the slightest about each other.
People should be prepared for the change. The state must care about them
Did protesting the use of cars saved the horse drawn carriage industry?
While what we see in China might be farcical, the self-driving taxis, busses, trucks and food delivery are inevitable. Western governments (and citizens) should start preparing.
No, they are not. Segway was supposed to take over from taxis. Seen a Segway lately?
@@stischer47 yes, my city is full of electric "scooters".
Motorised Coffins on wheels😮
Thats happens when you watch a movie in the us. Bring your vest to the movie and be “aware” of ar-mayo face
@@vincentczzWhat?
So like every car, Ever?
As my late mother would say, "that's just f'n stupid".
“Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them.” ― Frank Herbert, Dune
Peoples loosing their jobs because of AI.. so bad to see all of these bullshit automotive vehicles.
Well, people always lose job due to the invention of new technology, how is this bullshit? This is how human society works. You either have to adapt or be outdated.
And the real shitty part is that AI won't do it as well as humans for a long while, but these corporations are ok with 50% solutions if it means they can increase their bottom line.
@@svendays They already do better than humans.
Stop this driverless car on roads.!
Lol, those taxi drivers said "Violating Labor contract laws and we will take legal measures to protect our rights" There are no rights or laws in China. 😂🤣
They'll be shocked how non socialist their country is 😢
Every nation has laws despite your ignorance.
there are rights in china, just make sure your right hand has 💰💵💲
True, it was the government decision. Their decision is the "law", by this logic, what law are you protesting about? Legal measure is pure bullshit at this point
Is like any other country 😮
Elon Musk needs to pay attention here, or TESLA's "Full" Self Driving will bury his company. City planners in the US, taxi companies, and Uber drivers also should take heed.
They need to pay attention to Tesla.
Huh? 🤨
It's true Elon Musk has made some publicity errors lately, but I highly doubt he'd risk his reputation putting his name on something like what these driverless cars display.
In the US, companies and lawmakers knows that FSD is not quite ready yet, that's why you don't see just army of these cars show up in the US.
There are a few flaws they are lacking: 1. the ability for remote-control override in the instance the computer gets confused from road objects/obstructions. 2. the ability to signal another autonomous cars/drivers to go ahead and make a turn (just like how people tell other drivers to go ahead).
ok I love you guys and all but this is the tenth "all ridesharing jobs lost" video you've made this year
But you need to complain.
its a farm views account. They made over and over the same stuff as long they get views out of it
They loose all of their ride share drivers everyday because they tell the truth
1:07 - 1:16 ..a private ride for _70 cents for 7 kilometers?_ yes, i would take.
in my finland that would be 26 €, as in 26 dollars. and i used official taxi travel calculator app. so, price would be 18.2 times more.
most people prefer humans, but even they would not pay 18 times more to have a human driver..
if the price is 18 times cheaper.. well, we would quickly make up reasons why we actually prefer not to have a human driver..
This video explains so much as to why Chinese drivers drive the way they do in the US, don't follow traffic rules and get mad/aggressive when they cause traffic issues. I see the desire for these taxis in such a shabby culture but they drive just as poorly as Chinese drivers but at least is polite about it.
I remember being in a turning lane waiting for traffic to ease up so that I can enter into a strip mall…this Asian guy almost slammed into my still car and the start blowing his horn while swerving to avoid me….I guess the guy didn’t see the two lanes of southbound traffic still flowing.
Wouldn't the government lose in the long-run as they can only tax the one company vs receiving taxation from each taxi driver?
If these self driving cars are unsafe then ban them!
That Robo Taxi are not gonna happen in the Philippines, nobody follows the stop sign or stop lights there😂
I guess this is how horses felt when cars were invented.
So compare the price for a horse with the price of a car. These days only rich people can afford a horse.
Best is both the taxis are waiting for each other for first move
I don't think self driving will work in a country where people don't really fallow traffic laws.
short term - remote drivers are driving so that AI can learn…. a poor way to catch up to TSLA
TSLA is scam. But these cars is real deal.
12:01 he is correct. Capital can develop and support the AI product but decentralize the operation of AI to individuals. In the US small truck drivers who own their semi trucks could be wiped out by self driving trucks however if they could own one or two self driving trucks, then they can make a living out of it. Self driving truck fleets and taxi fleets should not be under big business but should be under individual owners who can own one or two or three self driving trucks or taxis.
IP theft, coupled with cheap implementation, gets you this.
Who did they steal that from? And if they stole master race programing why doesnt it work?
No wonder they’re all coming to the United States illegally
They are perfect on the highway, but for intersections, there is still much deep learning needed.
Yea… seems like we aren’t quite there yet with the self driving cars thing…
Employees have to be compensated.
Consumers donot care for labourers. Price war for affordability is killing poor limited skill labourers.
these driverless cars drive almost as bad as chinese drivers
Trained by Chinese engineers 😂
The car took away the jobs of the carriage drivers, so we don’t need these foolish cars
If 100% of the work the job requires can be automated, its not a job that needs to exist.
1:22 In this IT Era Privacy is a myth.
So clearly they still need the human drivers, let’s be honest
beware it is heaven and hell when comparing Japanese and China Taxi drivers.
Passengers unable to exit in a malfunction? No thanks.
You couldn't pay me enough to get into a self-driving car.
Just last month, in the US, Waymo recalled its self-driving taxis after they found "a susceptibility to crashing into pole like items". I mean...
Yet you fly on planes that fly on autopilot for 98% of the journey
@@jfoldger1184 Plane autopilot doesn't mean the actual pilot can stop paying attention, and worldwide, two pilots are still legally required on all planes with passengers. All autopilot does is maintain an airspeed, heading, and assist with rudder inputs when necessary for the pilot to initiate a turn. It's more like cruise control and lane keeping assist. A pilot still has to monitor it, keep track of the sensor readings, and communicate with air traffic control
@@carultch I aint readin all that. Just take the L brah
The plane is still flying itself, and people are still relying on a computer to do it.
@@jfoldger1184 If you aren't going to take the time to read what I wrote, you should be the one taking the L.
@@jfoldger1184 Then your unwillingness to read my comment, is not my problem.
Why do they need windshield wipers then?
There are no laws in china so how can they violate anything
😂😂😂
China is so 'advanced'. Taking learn on the job to another level. 🤣
I don't think these are ready for prime time. A country that has unreliable elevators and escalators, can't be trusted for their robo taxis. 🤣😂
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- With stimulus and measures, China's debt will be at 400% to 500% of its GDP in the next decade, according to Reuters.
-Chinese 🇨🇳 property Ponzi sector, which accounts for 30% of GDP, is crashing
-Tofu Exports and Western imports, accounting for 37% GDP, are down.
-Foreign investment is falling over 90% compared to it's peak in 2018.
-Foreign visitors are down 96% compared to the pre-pandemic level in 2019 with less than 200 americans left.
-Consumer prices are experiencing hyperstagdeflation.
-Youth unemployment hits over 21% (in reality 50%+ after eliminating faked numbers), a record.
-It's fast shrinking workforce is 10 years old than neighboring countries.
- During the years 1990-2021, the US printed 6.5 time more money while China printed 147 times.
- It has printed more money than the US and Japan combined, while it's economy is only half of them.
- Current Chinese debt-to-gdp is already highest in the world, at 300%, according to Bloomberg.
- This is a macroeconomic nightmare created by the party going way back in 1994 when they took the Tofu money off the international exchange. Now in 2024, the banks and the average little pink have no idea what is the ACTUAL value of anything within the country. Any stimulus from the Central state. will be meaningless and ineffectual because the Central Bank is a part of the Party. Thereby merging both fiscal Central and monetary private policies into one ongoing disaster. Local province officials were doing stimulus spending for decades in tandem of the "Economic Miracle" which will undermine any Central stimulus during an actual depression/recession or more accurately.. HYPERSTAGDEFLATIONARY NIGHTMARE.
-- in the future house prices will drop to 10%, youth unemployment will be over 70%+ without streams, and middle class people over 35 will all be laid off.
How will you do in a country where real estate companies, local governments, and banks across China have crashed or fled? That is your challenge for the future (will you own a trash house with the mortgage?). Pensions will be laundered and your daily pay will be 1-2 dollars while you drink Poop Water and eat gasoline cooking oil while the Party and Porkpooh eat Tegong Special food supplies.
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The thing is - taxidrivers knew that this was coming the first something like autonomous driving was mentioned. There is no way around it...
This is a good way , WORLDWIDE not only China, to reduce population, no jobs, no population increase, less pollution. I'm 38 and choosed to have only 1 children even if i do very well, i have like 2000€ to spare every month after paying all my bills
i recently tested some chinese cars autopilot and must to say that we almost crash another cars twice, and also it was extremely dangerouse and stupid at the traffic light. Even this brand salesman in shanghai said that this autopilot has 6 yo kid level so you always must control it. The question is now how did they give these brands permition to work on the roads and with passangers inside
These need a police override feature.
Thank you buddy
i would only Trust a Tesla
Is the same issue in the USA, Canada, Europe....why not talk about the issue worldwide?
These self driving cars drive like Chinese !
Yes, maybe they should have got a Japanese to program it
Amazing progress.
There are already self driving cars in Las Vegas. Sounds like Chinese tech issue. Elon said you will receive UBI because your job has become obsolete. Robotics will make the prices cheaper.
In both Las Vegas and parts of California the self driving cars we have are Waymo and Cruise. There is also Zoox (owned by Amazon) but I don't think its been released yet.
Since 2010 Google has been testing self driving cars but it was only until recently that they've been put on the roads.
Japan had a similar car known as Pivo which was created by Nissan but I think that was more of an idea of electric cars than something people would actually drive. This was the early version Siri and Alexa.
There was also Nao but he was more of a toy than a car.
Very scary how advanced they are. In Europe, taxi driver would smash self driving caps.
Soon this would be available in UK
Habibi is thr only option available
Pure Greed, replacing low end worker jobs with robots!! They won't be happy until everyone is out of work.
Traffic flows in China is not meant for self driving cars. Drivers typically do not follow road rules and laws. This means self driving cars following the laws will have to yield to others.
Normal civilian need license for driving in the road.. but self driving doesn't... What is going on!!!
Actually it is impressive !
These self-driving taxi's should have a button on the inside, and one on the outside to indicate to a monitoring service to update movement status, for when they get stuck in traffic or un-navigatable obstacles.
And they should have at least one, self-powered,or manual door lock, for emergency escape.
I wouldn’t want to be in any self driving car. Chinese, German, American built, it doesn’t matter. They shouldn’t be on the road.
I call BS.
How frequently this happens? If this very far and few between them it's for now?
Something U.S. should try, too many citizens, like China. Might solve some problems.