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Sony is settling a class-action suit with people who bought PS3s while relying on the "Other OS" feature. So, it's not about technical ability to re-enable the
by haikuginger 10y ago
Sony is settling a class-action suit with people who bought PS3s while relying on the "Other OS" feature. So, it's not about technical ability to re-enable the Autopilot feature; it's about being liable to their customers who relied on the feature being present when they shelled out $70k+.
- azernik 10y agoAh. Indeed. I suspect that if they do disable this, though, it'll be my NTSB mandate, so they won't have much of a choice - similar to the VW thing. They might then have to deal with the resulting lawsuits, but I can see many scenarios where they don't have a chance to avoid them. Tesla did, after all, sell a product with an advertised feature that isn't ready for prime-time.