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I don't understand why people use Autopilot, or why Tesla has released it. To use it safely and according to Tesla's instructions, you have to remain 100% vigi
by m4x 9y ago
I don't understand why people use Autopilot, or why Tesla has released it.
To use it safely and according to Tesla's instructions, you have to remain 100% vigilant at all times - so you might as well just drive yourself.
And if you fail to remain vigilant, which is likely since you are sitting passively in the drivers seat, you might kill somebody.
Where's the upside? Why on Earth would I want to use such a product?
- kwhitefoot 9y ago> Where's the upside? Why on Earth would I want to use such a product? I use it because it makes my driving less stressful. The car and I work together which means I don't have to work so hard to keep to the speed limit, to keep a sensible distance from the car in front and stay in lane.
- dingo_bat 9y agoSo no different than a regular adaptive cruise control.