Waymo’s are being Manned by Remote Workers in the Philippines

Описание: The TRUTH About Waymo’s "Ghost Drivers" in the Philippines 🇵🇭
Is your Waymo actually driverless? A recent 2026 U.S. Senate hearing has revealed a surprising truth about the Alphabet-owned robotaxi company. Waymo’s Chief Safety Officer, Mauricio Peña, confirmed that "Fleet Response" agents in the Philippines are assisting vehicles on American roads in real-time. 
In this video, we break down the February 2026 Congressional testimony that has sparked a massive debate over safety, cybersecurity, and the outsourcing of American jobs.
In this video, you’ll learn:
✅ The "Phone-a-Friend" System: How remote operators in the Philippines provide "guidance" to AI when it gets stuck.
✅ Senate Scrutiny: Why Senator Ed Markey and other lawmakers are calling this a major security risk.
✅ Driverless vs. Assisted: The technical difference between "driving" and "remote assistance."
✅ The Jobs Debate: Are autonomous vehicles actually just shifting driving jobs to lower-wage countries?
✅ The Cybersecurity Angle: Can these remote links be hacked by hostile actors?
The revelation comes at a tense time for the industry, following safety investigations and a recent incident involving a child in Santa Monica. Is this a necessary bridge to full autonomy, or is "driverless" technology just a global Mechanical Turk? 
Timestamps: - The Shocking Senate Revelation - What Mauricio Peña Actually Confirmed - How "Fleet Response" Works in the Philippines - Safety vs. Security: Senator Ed Markey’s Concerns - Job Offshoring in the Age of AI - The Future of Waymo and Remote Oversight
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