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Waymo's autonomous system flagged a firearm inside a robotaxi and called police on two teens — raising the question of who watches riders and when law enforcement gets involved without a warrant.
Riders in Waymo vehicles are subject to automated flagging, interior cameras, remote agent observation, and police contact without a warrant — a privacy-first concern for civil liberties groups.
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