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I would rather say, it allows me to pay more attention to other things, like the traffic around me, or doing lane changes etc. But that TOS thing is kind of we
by chrisper 8y ago
I would rather say, it allows me to pay more attention to other things, like the traffic around me, or doing lane changes etc.
But that TOS thing is kind of weird. What is "not paying attention"? Looking at a sign while the car in front of you slams the breaks? Technically you are not paying attention to the car at that moment and breaking the TOS.
- abalone 8y agoSo if I understand correctly, you’re saying it allows you to pay less attention to the car in front of you and more to the traffic around you. Yeah, you’re absolutely not supposed to do that (in a Tesla at least). You’re supposed to pay 100% as much attention to stuff you might hit as without autopilot. If you hit the car in front of you because autopilot motivated you to look more at other cars around you, Tesla will say you misused the feature. Ergo, what is the benefit? I’m only hearing benefits that result from violating the TOS.