> They should give drivers a simple way to notify Tesla exactly when phantom breaking happens Even assuming that Tesla will review all the cases, it’ll be like

> They should give drivers a simple way to notify Tesla exactly when phantom breaking happens Even assuming that Tesla will review all the cases, it’ll be likely useless. They just try to throw ML at whole problem e2e, and that’s what you end up with. Solid performance for 90% of the cases, ok for 5% and absolutely bonkers for last 5%. That’s just how modern ML works, you’ll never get complete solution, and will be always chasing edge cases. That works ok for showing ads, less ok for driving deadly machines.