Where this storyline stands
Few companies face higher stakes when deploying AI than Waymo , the self-driving car company under Alphabet that spun out of Google. Its models do not merely generate text or automate back-office tasks: They help vehicles navigate unpredictable streets, respond to human drivers and make split-second decisions in the physical world. But the methods Waymo uses to manage those risks — continuous evaluation, carefully cu
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At Waymo, an AI project isn't ready until its evals are — not when the model performs well
What happened
Few companies face higher stakes when deploying AI than Waymo , the self-driving car company under Alphabet that spun out of Google. Its models do not merely generate text or automate back-office tasks: They help vehicles navigate unpredictable streets, respon At Waymo, an AI project isn't ready until its evals are — not when the model performs well
Why it matters
The development may affect how technology is built, regulated or used. The practical impact depends on technical details, availability and independent evaluation.
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