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Yet the autopilot system chose to only warn the drivers 1 second before impact, which is basically no time at all to react to anything. So if those 8 seconds o
by freeflight 4y ago
Yet the autopilot system chose to only warn the drivers 1 second before impact, which is basically no time at all to react to anything.
So if those 8 seconds of "autopilot ain't too sure" actually exist, then the car needs to signal that to the driver so the driver can be ready to take over.
The fact it still doesn't do that, speaks volumes about the kind of "progress" Tesla seems to be making, none of it good.
- zozbot234 4y agoThe crashes were not of a kind that Autopilot could have detected earlier. Several involved stationary objects, that Autopilot seems to intentionally ignore because it can't tell apart what's actually in the way of the car from harmless features of the surroundings that will never cause a collision. Which just goes to prove: Autopilot = glorified cruise control. You must never expect it to keep you safe.
- chrisseaton 4y ago> Autopilot = glorified cruise control Isn't that what the name implies? An autopilot keeps heading and speed.