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In the cases mentioned, it's not the "average consumer", but the owners who get into crashes and who presumably have a great incentive to figure out what's need
by danso 8y ago
In the cases mentioned, it's not the "average consumer", but the owners who get into crashes and who presumably have a great incentive to figure out what's needed to analyze the data.
It's not as if there's only one objective way to analyze the data.
- berdon 8y agoThere is only one objective way to analyze data if all it is in a bunch of meaningless numbers without context. That was what my question was about: if the data dump from tesla consists of arrays of numbers for state data for some ML algorithm, how would anyone other than Tesla analyze that?
- Maybestring 8y agoIf the incentive is to support a law suit, then getting the discovery order was something they were going to need to do anyway.