It's not until ¶4 that Wired says this feature is "not enabled." And then takes until ¶16 for Wired to reflect that Meta has no existing plans and this is exploratory. And not until ¶10 does Wired quotes its own expert saying the feature is not “exposed to consumers.”

We have been busy bringing our AV Labs fleet to life. Over the coming months, many hundreds of cars fitted with a suite of sensors (cameras, lidars and radars) will be operating on Uber’s network. Importantly, these cars will be generating revenues and completing regular Uber trips - going to airports, driving through construction scenes, navigating congested downtown corridors - getting exposure to the variety of “edge” cases our network handles countless times each day, as we fulfill 40M trips daily. A common question we have asked ourselves and our partners - how much data is enough data? One way to think about this is that AV operators globally have needed at least 10M miles of data to reach their first public driverless launch. By the end of this year, this fleet will be generating at least 2M miles each month, and will scale further from there in 2027. For our partners, we will democratize access to data for autonomous development, and we will do so with the best in class data that only Uber can generate.

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