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To be honest I just don't understand how what is shown could be legal -- Having a beta software on something that could easily kill, making the drivers/passenge
by sega_sai 6y ago
To be honest I just don't understand how what is shown could be legal -- Having a beta software on something that could easily kill, making the drivers/passengers other road users lab rats and beta-testers.
I do admire what Musk did with SpaceX, but the 'self-driving' aspect of Tesla is just disgusting.
- cptskippy 6y agoI don't like the way Autopilot and FSD are advertised, and they're very clear that when you buy FSD it's a promise and not a product. What you get are incremental updates and new features hopefully leading to actual FSD. You are not a beta tester testing out pre-release software, the features you received are considered complete. The stationary object detection problem that has caused fatalities is industry wide. The combination of failures that lead to Walter Huang's death however aren't in my opinion. I think GM's monitoring system is the right solution until FSD is solved, Tesla's steering wheel torque monitoring isn't enough.
- rsynnott 6y ago> You are not a beta tester testing out pre-release software, the features you received are considered complete. Well, then, why are they labelled 'beta'?