Cruise’s robotaxis have driven 1 million miles with nobody behind the wheel
Cruise has been feeding data from each drive into a continuous learning machine that creates millions of permutations of real-world scenarios on the road. That allows the technology to learn from simulated drives and then apply what it learns in real life."When you consider our safety record, the gravity of our team’s achievement comes into sharper focus," Elshenawy continued."To date, riders have taken tens of thousands of rides in Cruise AVs.
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