I remember seeing a statistical analysis here on HN that said the numbers for Tesla autopilots are neither great compared to drivers of Teslas nor do they seem

I remember seeing a statistical analysis here on HN that said the numbers for Tesla autopilots are neither great compared to drivers of Teslas nor do they seem to be fair. (They found a case where a human driver had a crash in what would have been counted as 0 miles in the analysis, indicating that something is inflating the "crashes per miles" metric)