> Seems like plenty of other much higher impact places to try to get leverage on the problems of unsafe software, like encouraging and improving safe systems pr

> Seems like plenty of other much higher impact places to try to get leverage on the problems of unsafe software, like encouraging and improving safe systems programming languages or retrofitting / improving safety systems for legacy code Tesla seems like a perfect example of "critical software written in unsafe ways" if you ask me. I don't think you're saying that it's c++'s fault that Teslas are programmed to run over babies. So can you provide a better real world example of where unsafe software is directly putting people's lives at risk?