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Since the software halts when it detects the driver is no longer supervising it, I'm curious as to how you can interpret this as "risking their lives."
by electrondood 5y ago
Since the software halts when it detects the driver is no longer supervising it, I'm curious as to how you can interpret this as "risking their lives."
- rvz 5y agoWhere in the links I posted did it ever 'halt'? The only time it halted was when it confused the moon with a yellow traffic light in the middle of the high way. Totally not putting drivers lives on the road at risk. /s The rest of them crashed or ran over an object; especially when the car was driving at night; suggesting a lack of proper night vision present at all. Again when used at night in one of the videos even with the driver attentive, it's a full on crash. Perhaps is that why the regulators have formally investigated this faulty software [0] since they also think that it is a danger to have it malfunctioning on the public roads, putting the lives of other drivers at risk? [0] https://www.iotworldtoday.com/2022/04/21/teslas-autopilot-software-under-formal-investigation-by-nhtsa/ https://www.iotworldtoday.com/2022/04/21/teslas-autopilot-so...