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I don’t believe lots of companies can deliver what Tesla offers, or if so, have the ethics of not delivering for the sake of saving lives. If anything, history
by debrice 5y ago
I don’t believe lots of companies can deliver what Tesla offers, or if so, have the ethics of not delivering for the sake of saving lives. If anything, history showed that most car companies ethics is very questionable when competition is fierce.
Unless I misinterpreted the recent Tesla safety report, the Tesla FSD seems statistically safer than human drivers (please correct me if I’m wrong).
- wpietri 5y ago> history showed that most car companies ethics is very questionable when competition is fierce Which history? Safety of cars in the US has been improving for nearly a century: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:USA_annual_VMT_vs_deaths_per_VMT.png https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:USA_annual_VMT_vs_de... If that graph indicates car companies are willing to sacrifice lives to get an edge, I wonder what you think the opposite would look like.
- cycomanic 5y agoThe statistic is highly misleading. Yes if I only turn on a feature in the most safe situations (e.g. on the highway) it's going to get better safety statistics than general driving which includes non-safe situations.