What is this statistic supposed to prove? I would expect there to be more deaths from non-Teslas because non-Teslas make up a majority of the market and further

What is this statistic supposed to prove? I would expect there to be more deaths from non-Teslas because non-Teslas make up a majority of the market and furthermore not every person with a Tesla uses autopilot and even those who do use autopilot do not use it all the time, so the chance the autopilot makes a mistake is minimized. We do not know if autopilot reduces the number of deaths, so let's not overhype this technology. I would wager it increases the number of deaths because 1. Autopilot technology is not good enough to be used with 0% human intervention (i.e -- there are many edge cases where human intervention is required that autopilot cannot handle). 2. Even though statement 1 is true, drivers naturally treat autopilot as if it is capable of driving with 0% intervention, for example they might check their phone while the car is moving.