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Its definitely going to be real world drivers who opt in at their own risk. My understanding is that Tesla views its large number of cars as a test ground to ge
by rjkennedy98 6y ago
Its definitely going to be real world drivers who opt in at their own risk. My understanding is that Tesla views its large number of cars as a test ground to get to level 5 autonomy. It will slowly roll out more and more autonomous functionality and incrementally get there. You simply cannot solve the tail end of issues with test driving alone.
- rrss 6y ago> drivers who opt in at their own risk If it was actually just at their own risk, it would be substantially less bad. They opt in at their own risk, and at the risk of those around them.
- nullc 6y agoI learned that Teslas had some self driving functionality by seeing obviously inattentive drivers in them. While on the road I try to stay as far away from any tesla as I can.