Amazon's Zoox recalls 105 autonomous vehicles amid new autonomous driving crisis

Zox, a subsidiary of Amazon, announced a recall of a fleet of 105 autonomous vehicles due to a glitch preventing them from detecting thick smoke, which could hinder emergency and rescue operations. The recall follows an incident in June where an autonomous vehicle simulated dense smoke at an emergency site, prompting intervention by rescue teams and security measures. The company will implement software updates to enhance the vehicles' ability to detect smoke and respond safely. This comes amid warnings from the U.S. Department of Transportation about various incidents involving autonomous vehicles that collide with emergency sites and obstruct their work, posing a threat to public safety.

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