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Someone determined enough to rework autopilot to work everywhere is not going to be stopped by the terms of a EULA.
by jliptzin 10y ago
Someone determined enough to rework autopilot to work everywhere is not going to be stopped by the terms of a EULA.
- ZoF 10y agoHad the same thought, that would be quite the feat.
- themartorana 10y agoBut that logic is kept far away from legal decision making.
- zekevermillion 10y agoIt might be easier than you would think. It's possible Tesla (or other vehicles with self-driving features) have latent capabilities already in their software, which just need to be switched on. A hacker playing around in his garage might feasibly jailbreak the car and flip this switch. Whereas I would agree with you to the extent that writing self-driving software that uses all the various data inputs and maps to pilot the vehicle, from scratch, is not something very many people are even capable of doing.