Self-driving car videos address at least two different questions: how a vehicle perceives and acts, and what widespread vehicle use would do to cities. Choose the question first so that a policy argument is not mistaken for a performance test.
Compare a technical account with a transport argument
Urmson’s presentation is a historical engineering account from Google’s self-driving project. Not Just Bikes considers urban consequences and presents a clear policy perspective. Neither viewpoint substitutes for the other. Record the operating conditions behind a capability claim, then separately ask about traffic, land use and who benefits from the proposed transport system.
Choose the Google project talk for a dated technical and operational perspective. It is useful historical context, not a current Waymo service specification.
Choose the urbanism critique when your question concerns cities rather than perception algorithms. Treat its argument as a position to examine against transport evidence.
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