I’ve been driving with Waze as my Android Auto default since I switched over from Google Maps. So when Google announced five new AI features for Waze on July 13, I figured my newly adopted app was about to get even better. The only problem is, once I checked out what’s actually live for me in the US, I had to temper my enthusiasm, and the feature I was most curious about doesn’t even work (yet).
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