Austin's streets just became a testing ground for a troubling question: Can we really trust AI behind the wheel?

Since August, autonomous taxis have blown past school bus stop signs 20 times. Picture this—red lights flashing, stop arms extended, kids stepping off the bus. Yet the vehicles kept rolling.

The company behind these robo-taxis? They announced updates on November 17th, but operations continue. No pause. No pullback.

When machine learning meets real-world safety protocols, who draws the line? The tech sounds revolutionary until it's your neighborhood, your school zone, your kid crossing the street.

Self-driving promises efficiency. But at what cost when the code can't recognize a basic traffic rule designed to protect children?