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The speaker enthusiastically reports that their Robotaxi program is operating "extremely well," particularly highlighting its "impeccable safety record." They state that the program has accumulated over **380,000 miles of unsupervised Robotaxi** operations across **six cities in two different states**. Crucially, there have been **"zero notable incidents."** Any reported incidents involved "other actors impacting us when we were stationary," further emphasizing the inherent safety of their system.
The speaker repeatedly stresses the program's safety, reiterating "zero notable incidents over 380,000 miles." They directly challenge the long-held beliefs of "experts" who have historically claimed that safety in autonomous driving necessitates technologies like LIDARs, radars, and HD maps, calling it "the entire kitchen sink." The program, they argue, demonstrates that "such is not true," proving that "safe, comfortable and affordable autonomy" can be achieved "with just cameras."
This achievement is deemed important for "two reasons" (though only one is explicitly detailed: the zero major incidents over 380,000 miles). The speaker concludes with strong emphasis, declaring "Zero major incidents, 380,000 miles, safe as fuck," and reiterating, "P.S. All the experts said this was impossible. This was incredible."