One thing that Tesla engineers seem to keep forgetting is that human eyes are not fixed into a steel block. We can tilt our heads, crane our necks, hold hands

One thing that Tesla engineers seem to keep forgetting is that human eyes are not fixed into a steel block. We can tilt our heads, crane our necks, hold hands up to block glare, and so much more. Human vision is responsive, adaptable, and not comparable to some cameras bolted to a car. And even with all these advantages, tens of thousands of people are killed in car crashes every year. Some people make a compelling argument that this is evidence that human vision doesn't have all the information you need for driving. While I don't go that far, I do think autonomous driving has a long way to go.