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Oh, you're a tesla apologist then? For each of those groups, the AP case is much more forgiving as both the self-driving case and human driving case need to han
by ahahahahah 4y ago
Oh, you're a tesla apologist then? For each of those groups, the AP case is much more forgiving as both the self-driving case and human driving case need to handle all driving conditions whereas AP only needs to handle the safest of conditions (especially safest on a per-mile basis).
Oh, and bonus: "other self-driving systems", Tesla's AP and FSD (despite it's name literally being "full self-driving") are not self-driving systems.
- brutusborn 4y agoYour comment ignores the parent and therefore misses their point. It is _irrelevant_ which conditions need to be handled by AP. If we don't have even basic data, we can't make any useful comparisons.
- cestith 4y agoNo need for the strawman. Literally just omit the word "other" and the point stands. Without data we don't know numbers for Tesla or other manufacturers. That's literally what data means - the quantitative and possibly qualitative information about the topic.