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There is something called personal responsibility that most people believe in. We aren’t children. You could ask that question about literally anything that you
by Google234 5y ago
There is something called personal responsibility that most people believe in. We aren’t children. You could ask that question about literally anything that you buy that could potential kill you.
- andrepd 5y agoThat doesn't apply to cars, which have the potential to kill anyone who shares the road with you (or people on crosswalks, the sidewalk, cafés, inside shops, etc). So it is my business that you drive safely.
- o_p 5y ago>There is something called personal responsibility that most people believe in. If you are talking about the personal responsability of Elon Musk by misleading the public into thinking his cars have anything close to a self driving car, I agree. If autopilot is not autopilot, then why name it as such?
- ominous_prime 5y agoBecause it is similar to an actual autopilot. Aircraft autopilots are also not fully-autonomous, and basically just follow a predetermined course.
- 6gvONxR4sf7o 5y agoTurns out following a pre-determined course on the streets is harder.
- ominous_prime 5y agoWhich makes what Tesla calls “autopilot” all the more appropriate IMO. Both will get you _most_ of the way from A to B, while you have to pay very close attention at any critical point, and generally supervise it at all times.