Welcome to the podcast. I'm your host, Jaden Schaefer. Today on the show, a woman has given birth

in a San Francisco Robotaxie, in a Waymo, AI driving, and human doing the labor and delivery.

And this whole thing raises a lot of philosophical questions that previous people never had to

think about.

Does the baby get its own rider rating?

Should the parents be the ones tipping?

And what exactly does Robotaxi think when a human being materializes in its backseat?

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All right, let's get into the driverless delivery

as the San Francisco standard is calling it,

where a woman has given birth in a San Francisco

Waymo. The interesting thing is that the Waymo said it detected, quote-unquote, unusual activity

in their Robotaxi, and it actually initiated a call to 911 to check on the passenger.

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