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If you read the report, you will realize that NHTSA is considering requiring Tesla to do better driver attention monitoring, or to improve alerting. They are no
by epgui 4y ago
If you read the report, you will realize that NHTSA is considering requiring Tesla to do better driver attention monitoring, or to improve alerting. They are not considering banning autopilot.
- dangrossman 4y agoI assure you, I'd already read the report before it was shared here. I also assure you, there's more to the investigation than that.
- epgui 4y agoPerhaps, but that’s speculation at best.
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- sumy23 4y agoBut you’ve been assured with absolutely no evidence /s.
- moralestapia 4y ago99% of everything is speculation at best, even this site is pretty much (high value) speculation as a service. The NHTSA has a reputation of not f*king around so I would definitely side with @dangrossman on this thing. As of today, Autopilot IS dangerous software and it is not something that should be tested live on the streets.
- GekkePrutser 4y ago> The NHTSA has a reputation of not f*king around so I would definitely side with @dangrossman on this thing. So did the FAA and then they let Boeing self-validate the 737 MAX. Just saying..
- moralestapia 4y agoYup, that's true. Let's see.
- dragonwriter 4y ago> If you read the report, you will realize that NHTSA is considering requiring Tesla to do better driver attention monitoring, or to improve alerting If you read the report, you will realize that it says nothing about NHTSA might do if the kind of defect they are focussing on is confirmed. It is certainly the kind of defect where it is plausible that better attention monitoring and alerting might be at least a partial mitigation, but that's about all you can reasonably conclude on that from from the report.