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If you don't trust the car manufacturers, I'm not sure why you would trust a bolt-on system from a startup that may or may not have tested the system extensivel
by argonaut 5y ago
If you don't trust the car manufacturers, I'm not sure why you would trust a bolt-on system from a startup that may or may not have tested the system extensively with your specific car model. If anything, the car manufacturers at least have some legal liability.
- bko 5y agoThey're much more transparent than any of the other car companies. There's also reasonable safety controls that I can understand. They don't apply torque or braking to a level such that I wouldn't be able to intervene. Essentially they can't run you off the road if you're paying attention. I have no clue what the other lane-assist guys do. They're a nameless faceless corporation. No identity, github, forum for issues, contact, nothing but marketing material. https://mleverything.substack.com/p/commaai-flying-cars-and-indefinite https://mleverything.substack.com/p/commaai-flying-cars-and-...
- argonaut 5y agoExisting non-Tesla driver assist systems also don't run you off the road.