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by 627467
37 days ago
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Someone is going to argue that a public path is open to all including delibery robots but: - its not really about whether delivery robots are "anyone" who deserves the right to compete for a public good nor - whether any private entity has the right to make unexpected "efficient" use of a public good. The robot is closer to litter placed on a sidewalk by someone else than a delivery person working for the same company. Act accordingly. If you're doordash/waymo/etc it's your job to teach your moving box to respect other people on public paths |
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