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No, I used it as an example of bad safety. But it is still better. Both autopilots get sometimes confused and drive into solid wall. Boeing did recall, fix th
by throw7337 7y ago
No, I used it as an example of bad safety. But it is still better.
Both autopilots get sometimes confused and drive into solid wall.
Boeing did recall, fix the problem and is now trying to restore trust.
Tesla just does whoopsie, we are startup, need to fix bugs. Or blames customer: "please do not use our $20k autopilot as an autopilot"
If Tesla takes safety seriously, it should at least rename its software.
- moooo99 7y agoTesla has thousands of employees, sells thousands of cars and sometimes even makes money. I can't believe they still get away with "Sorry, we messed up, but we're a startup after all"
- njarboe 7y agoIf we did not already know what the phrase "cruise control" meant, would that phrase also be just as deceptive as autopilot?
- filoleg 7y ago>"please do not use our $20k autopilot as an autopilot" I don't know where you buy your autopilot, but even with the recent price increase, autopilot is just $7k.