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What I wish people would understand is that you can be sure that all of the autopilot crashes which have happened so far will be analysed by teams of engineers
by drcross 10y ago
What I wish people would understand is that you can be sure that all of the autopilot crashes which have happened so far will be analysed by teams of engineers to make sure those fringe cases never happen again. It's not as if anyone will ever die in the way ALL of the previous crashes have happened. Every Tesla crash you see is (ideally), the last time you will see a Tesla crash in that manner.
- mannykannot 10y agoThe real issue is how many latent errors remain. You have described the software industry approach, but there is also the aerospace industry's way, which is more appropriate for cars (note that aerospace software, almost uniquely for software, is given the aerospace treatment.) If only the drivers of the test cars were at risk, I would have no objection to what Tesla is doing - in fact, I would try it myself, given the opportunity.