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I'm sorry but if you see a truck on its side and expect autopilot to stop and it doesn't you are 100% at fault. And if you saw it on its side, why wouldn't you
by dawnerd 6y ago
I'm sorry but if you see a truck on its side and expect autopilot to stop and it doesn't you are 100% at fault.
And if you saw it on its side, why wouldn't you at the very least change lanes?
It's fun to bash on Tesla whenever autopilot fails but they do make it very very obvious and those of you saying otherwise either don't own a Tesla or really don't pay enough attention.
- perl4ever 6y agoThen aren't you equally at fault every time you see an object and expect autopilot to react and it does? And if so, how does it make sense to have a feature that's always wrong to use?
- dawnerd 6y agoYes I would say so if it’s something you’d avoid. It’s one of those things where if you’re going to ignore all of the warnings and agreements when you get the car... how is that not negligent on the drivers behalf? Normal ACC doesn’t always stop either but no one yells at those cars. My Passat and egolf would all the time fail to stop when traffic was at a stand still.