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Still not sure how they get away with beta testing safety features on public roads. Or, how drivers who choose to participate get to decide for the rest of us t
by unclebucknasty 4y ago
Still not sure how they get away with beta testing safety features on public roads. Or, how drivers who choose to participate get to decide for the rest of us that we must participate too.
The idea that you're going to give a vehicle complete control, but constantly monitor for errors and make a split second decision to manually correct is flawed. As long as this is required, the feature shouldn't be allowed on public roads.
At what point is it fraudulent?
- throwaway5959 4y agoSure it’s fraud. There are probably tens of thousands of people that will spend the entire time they own the vehicle not using a non-beta product they paid for. If it’s not fraud, it’s at least misleading advertising. When was the last time Elon Musk faced any consequences for his actions? Why wouldn’t he keep selling bullshit?