>Publicizing problems with it doesn't help anyone. This is a joke, right? The general public is forced to participate in Tesla's FSD beta program by virtue of

>Publicizing problems with it doesn't help anyone. This is a joke, right? The general public is forced to participate in Tesla's FSD beta program by virtue of sharing the roads with them - Tesla drivers have to sign waivers, consent forms and have to be approved in order to participate, while the rest of us have no say in the fact that our lives are at risk. Yes, we risk our lives on the road with other drivers, but we understand other drivers (to a point, obviously); we don't understand autonomous vehicles, their capabilities or their faults as good as we do other people. So with that in mind, it helps the general public to be aware of the risks and to understand what these vehicles are/aren't capable of.