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To be clear, what I mean is that there is much less evidence of Tesla hitting stuff than we would expect from the videos of it doing “scary-looking” things. We
by mwint 5y ago
To be clear, what I mean is that there is much less evidence of Tesla hitting stuff than we would expect from the videos of it doing “scary-looking” things. We may need to recognize that safe driving for a computer can look different than safe driving for a human, because of reaction time and awareness differences. It’s important we define safety properly for regulatory purposes.
99% is certainly not enough. But at some point Tesla, or another company, will get enough 9’s to surpass humans. It will happen.