First, Andrew Ng is a co-founder of Coursera and helped teach a few Machine Learning classes just so we all know he has the chops to say something like this. T

First, Andrew Ng is a co-founder of Coursera and helped teach a few Machine Learning classes just so we all know he has the chops to say something like this. That's how I recognized his name a little more digging shows he really does have a good ML/AI background. Second, He isn't saying an imperfect autopilot. He's saying that 1000 to 1 is NOT acceptable error. So the title is misleading, unless he edited his post. Third, he is correct. Lay people who see this will immediately think that Autopilot is WAY to hard and that software devs will never get it right. I'm not saying they are right, but I am saying it's terrible PR for AI to release a system that is as buggy as this and assume zero responsibility.