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It doesn't matter how statistically safe it is. Putting unreliable software like that in the streets causes more crashes than drivers. The sudden swervings, the
by ohgodplsno 4y ago
It doesn't matter how statistically safe it is. Putting unreliable software like that in the streets causes more crashes than drivers. The sudden swervings, the phantom braking, the absolutely batshit insane behavior and the frankly dangerous "lidar is for scrubs we're only going to use cameras" behaviour and Tesla having autopilot turn off ever so slightly before a crash so that their logs can say that it wasn't on are so many reasons that it should be off the roads and Tesla fined so hard.
- mensetmanusman 4y agoIt does matter how statistically safe it is. It’s possible for it to be not 100% reliable and still safer than many drivers who seem to be on their phone much of the time where I live.
- ohgodplsno 4y agoIt doesn't matter because of the ways it behaves on that small percentage where it behaves like a blue collar on a cocaïne bender on a Friday night. It doesn't slam itself into a tree like a drunk driver in the middle of the night, it is so unpredictably bad that i half expect to see reports telling me it tried to take a train line because it's a shortcut.
- mensetmanusman 4y agoHumans are the same, still not sure why total safety statistics wouldn’t matter…