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> which Tesla’s 2022 “full self-driving” isn’t and 2019 wasn’t either And yet, since 2017, there's a video on the Tesla website that says "The driver is only i
by FireBeyond 5y ago
> which Tesla’s 2022 “full self-driving” isn’t and 2019 wasn’t either
And yet, since 2017, there's a video on the Tesla website that says "The driver is only in the seat for legal reasons. The car is driving itself."
- sokoloff 5y agoThat would only lead to a possible cause of action for the driver (or regulators) against Tesla, but of the two cars in that crash, I doubt there's any way the outcome will be other than "the operator of the Tesla is the one legally responsible for the crash" (which I think is the correct outcome as well as the most likely outcome).