I was quite confused by this. He knew the car was taking a consistently erroneous action that was likely to have fatal consequences, but he continued to use aut

I was quite confused by this. He knew the car was taking a consistently erroneous action that was likely to have fatal consequences, but he continued to use autopilot on that same stretch anyway. To be clear, I think Tesla has been cavalier and careless in their approach to autopilot. But Walter Huang knew what he was doing and did it anyway. His death is largely by his own hand. I don't see this as different from people who knowingly take other careless risks and pay a price.