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> STILL took his hands off the wheel That's not clear. The car didn't detect his hands on the wheel, but that doesn't mean his hands weren't on it. Tesla's imp
by cjhopman 9y ago
> STILL took his hands off the wheel
That's not clear. The car didn't detect his hands on the wheel, but that doesn't mean his hands weren't on it. Tesla's implementation of hand detection (like many of their other systems) is rather unreliable.
- kid0m4n 9y agoSo he had his hands on the wheel and took no action for 6 seconds while driving straight to the barrier. Doesn't make it look any better for the driver TBH.
- ProfessorLayton 9y agoWell, the Tesla had the same amount of visibility and drove straight into the barrier. Victim blaming doesn't get Tesla off the hook.
- jhall1468 9y agoTesla is a fucking computer. The dude that took his hands off is a human. One of those has actual intelligence. You don't get to blame user error on the computer because someone died. He. Took. His. Hands. Off. The. Wheel.
- buvanshak 9y ago> took no action for 6 seconds while driving straight to the barrier. Did it say the 6 seconds was immediately prior to the crash.
- Tempest1981 9y ago> 6 seconds while driving straight to the barrier You mentioned "straight" -- do we know that? Is it possible that the car steered toward the barrier during those 6 seconds, like in this video? https://www.reddit.com/r/teslamotors/comments/8a0jfh/autopilot_barrier_lust_201812/ https://www.reddit.com/r/teslamotors/comments/8a0jfh/autopil...