Would a 250W tandem pedelec pedalled by Musk's new robot be legal?

[guerney]

Could I send it out on the bike, to do a spot of shopping?

 

[flecc]

Having completely failed to produce a safe driverless car, Musk turns to gimmickry with a copy of what the Japanese did long ago more successfully.
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[StuartsProjects]

Could I send it out on the bike, to do a spot of shopping?

If you owned a car, but did not pay the license, have it MOTed or insured, what would happen if you left it on the (public) road ?

 

[guerney]

If you owned a car, but did not pay the license, have it MOTed or insured, what would happen if you left it on the (public) road ?

Do you mean with it driving? I'm sure Elon's vision for it, was as some kind of chauffer/bodyguard/butler. It won't be long before there's a shaggable version too, which I'd hope will be better at shagging than his creations are at driving.

 

[StuartsProjects]

Could I send it out on the bike, to do a spot of shopping?

Nice Video, now we know what Elon Muck looks like with their clothes off.

 

[StuartsProjects]

Do you mean with it driving?

No.

But under a lot of UK laws, you are responsible for the 'vehicle' when its on the road, even if your not driving it.

 

[guerney]

Nice Video, now we know what Elon Muck looks like with their clothes off.

Wait till they unveil the Marilyn Monroe sleeve

 

[guerney]

No.

But under a lot of UK laws, you are responsible for the 'vehicle' when its on the road, even if your not driving it.

With all the new "Discoveries" being made by "AI"s, there are sound commercial reasons for companies to demand rights equal to humans for them... maybe someday AI drivers will be nth class citizens?

AI shrinks 100,000-equation quantum problem to just four equations

Are we just complicating the world for no reason?

interestingengineering.com

One man's battle to get patent rights for AI creators stalls

Stephen Thaler is fighting the law, and the law is winning

www.theregister.com

 

[StuartsProjects]

With all the new discoveries being made by AIs, there are sound commercial reasons for companies to demand rights equal to humans for them... maybe someday AI drivers will be nth class citizens?

For sure, there may well be sound commercial or economic reasons, but just listen to some of the pearls of wisdom coming from Liz Mistrust in recent days.

Do remember these 'systems' are being developed by commecial companies and that history tells us that commercial companies will tell (many) lies if there is a profit to be be made.

 

[guerney]

but just listen to some of the pearls of wisdom coming from Liz Mistrust in recent days.

Will be a riot? Thicko Truss speaks again tomorrow...

Protests in Birmingham city centre ahead of Tory party conference

Thousands of angry protestors have converged on Birmingham city centre today as Conservatives start to arrive for their conference tomorrow

www.birminghammail.co.uk

 

[StuartsProjects]

Will be a riot? Thicko Truss speaks again tomorrow...

Not maybe tommorow.

But come the Winter, when a lot of people cannot afford to pay even the capped energy bills, and the given that part of the strategy to 'afford' the tax cuts for the well off seems to be to cut benefits, then there will probably be riots.

 

[guerney]

Not maybe tommorow.

But come the Winter, when a lot of people cannot afford to pay even the capped energy bills, and the given that part of the strategy to 'afford' the tax cuts for the well off seems to be to cut benefits, then there will probably be riots.

Looks a bit volatile... A great many people won't be helped by the £2,500 cap. The working poor will very soon be poorer.

‘It’s scary – things are escalating fast’: protesters fill UK streets to highlight climate crisis and cost of living

Organisers hail largest wave of simultaneous protests seen in Britain for years as people turn out in over 50 towns and cities

www.theguardian.com

Neat way to bypass the public:

Fracking outrage as firms to be in control of testing public support

Fracking was banned in 2019 over concerns around seismic activity, but the ban has been lifted amid an energy crisis which has seen bills soar.

www.express.co.uk

Campaigners burn energy bills in protest at price cap increase

CAMPAIGNERS have burned their gas and electricity bills in protest at the rising cost of energy.

www.theargus.co.uk