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Tech workers are leaving notes in robot taxis seeking workers and lovers

Summary by The Washington Post
San Francisco’s self-driving Waymos become community bulletin boards, a sign that the human touch is not dead.

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Waymo ‘want ads’ go viral as riders leave notes seeking love, new hires

A viral trend has circled of passengers in Waymo’s self-driving cars leaving handwritten notes inside the vehicles to advertise job openings and seek romantic relationships.

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Tech workers are leaving notes in robot taxis seeking workers and lovers

San Francisco’s self-driving Waymos become community bulletin boards, a sign that the human touch is not dead.

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The Washington Post broke the news in on Saturday, April 12, 2025.
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