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Is there a name for how the FSD feature is structured to never be responsible for accidents? Tesla has so many disclaimers about how you always have to keep you
by deegles 6y ago
Is there a name for how the FSD feature is structured to never be responsible for accidents? Tesla has so many disclaimers about how you always have to keep your hands on the wheel and be alert, so when accidents do happen they're blamed on the driver. Catch-22 maybe?
- falcolas 6y agoFraud? Telsa tried to use the "His hands weren't on the wheel, look, he got an alert" argument in the NTSB investigation into an AP fatality. It was later proven that the alert was some 7 minutes prior to the accident.
- foobiekr 6y agoYou should consider whether Tesla considers Autopilot engaged if it was disengaged, say, 10ms before the collision. It's pretty clear from their long history of weasel-wording that the answer is no, but they also aren't saying.