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Tesla crash trial in California hinges on question of 'man vs. machine'

• ThePowerOfFuet 4y ago
  >Tesla did not respond to Reuters' request for comments. Tesla says on its website that its driver assistance systems "require active driver supervision and do not make the vehicle autonomous." What a curious thing to read from a company offering functionality they refer to as "Full Self-Driving".
• senkora 4y ago
  > After midnight on Dec. 29, 2019, Kevin George Aziz Riad, now 28, exited a freeway in Gardena, California, in a Tesla Model S, ran a red light and crashed into a Honda Civic, police say. > The car's Autopilot system, which can control speed, braking and steering, was engaged at the time of the crash. Does Autopilot normally allow you to run red lights? That is surprising to me.
• thinkmcfly 4y ago
  We really need big bro to step in and regulate this space. We've all seen the videos. Until this is better than quality experienced sober drivers it should be locked down. Making less mistakes than the average drunk stupid American is not good enough