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California police can start ticketing driverless cars this July (thehill.com)
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[–] PierceTheBubble@lemmy.ml 7 points 11 hours ago

... these updated regulations further demonstrate the state’s commitment to public safety

No it doesn't. Taking these vehicles, which are clearly not production ready, off the streets would. So now you have these effective 360 degree cameras, systematically roaming public streets, that are legally required to collect and report data on "safety related" incidents (which could be anything these days).