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Lightening doesn't often strike twice. One success out of many doesn't mean people shouldn't do their homework. Entering the car market is not the same as enter
by josh_carterPDX 10y ago
Lightening doesn't often strike twice. One success out of many doesn't mean people shouldn't do their homework. Entering the car market is not the same as entering the world of medicine where the results from a test Theranos conducts could result in endangering a life. Elon Musk surrounded himself with domain experts.
Case in point, http://www.theverge.com/2016/5/13/11674590/tesla-vehicle-production-executive-peter-hochholdinger http://www.theverge.com/2016/5/13/11674590/tesla-vehicle-pro...
- adventured 10y ago> could result in endangering a life So Tesla's autonomous driving technology couldn't endanger a life? The fact is, driving an automobile is the most dangerous thing a person does on a daily basis (outside of simply being alive). Given the number of safety recalls we're witnessing in the automobile industry right now, the number of deaths that occur every year from automobile wrecks, and given how inherently dangerous it is to manually drive a 3,000+ pound piece of metal down the road at 70 mph, I'd say your premise is very off base.
- vkou 10y agoTesla's non-autonomous driving technology can also endanger lives.