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The problematic part for me was Tesla bragging about safety of autopilot before they had enough significant data. Basically saying "We still don't have any fata
by Twisell 10y ago
The problematic part for me was Tesla bragging about safety of autopilot before they had enough significant data. Basically saying "We still don't have any fatalities so he'll yeah we must be safer than human!".
The sad part for skeptics like me is that we couldn't really oppose this kindergarten argumentation. We had to wait for the first fatality (wich happened as you must all know).
So now if I base myself on Tesla own logic, I'm only one death away of saying that Tesla autopilot is far worse than average human driver...
And this actually is gambling with human life.
PS: Noteworthy if theses gamblers are wrong this could easily backfire on the whole autonomous driving industry.