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"Safe enough for me" does not mean, and is not equivalent to, "safer than me".
by p1esk 5y ago
"Safe enough for me" does not mean, and is not equivalent to, "safer than me".
- cs702 5y agoIn my case it is equivalent, because my litmus test for adopting self-driving ("safe enough for me") is whether it the software is at least as good (i.e., as safe) at driving as me. Judging by the videos of people testing the most recent versions , I would say Tesla FSD is already better at driving (safer) than me a majority of the time. Here are some examples of FSD reacting to crazy road situations: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZ7vziuw420 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZ7vziuw420 -- judge for yourself.