> No one was hurt or killed. This time... > Presumably this incident is an important bug that will now be fixed. What gives you this confidence? Tesla starte

> No one was hurt or killed. This time... > Presumably this incident is an important bug that will now be fixed. What gives you this confidence? Tesla started decapitating people in 2016, and 5 years later it's still lunging toward cyclists, running over pedestrians, running into parked cars, running into barriers, running stop signs... Tesla has a fundamental perception problem. Teslas fundamentally have blind spots due to their perception stack. The way this gets better is that Tesla: - admits its perception system is a bust, and it goes for a more robust system which takes into account over a decade of industry wisdom as to how to properly engineer a potentially life-threatening system with safety-first engineering practices - starts emphasizing a safety-focused company culture that doesn't use the general public as a beta testing playground. I predict neither of those things will happen.