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This is 100% the driver's fault for deciding to enable Tesla's "Autopilot" on a public road in late 2022. No one should be surprised when "Autopilot" shits the

• maerF0x0 4y ago
  Why? Cruise is driving around the streets of SF with nobody in the drivers seat. Why shouldnt someone be surprised that their autopilot works? What we should be more surprised about is the total failure of our government agencies to be with the times and create proper regulation and specifications of operation and testing.
  • ModernMech 4y ago
    Cruise and Tesla use completely different technologies for the self driving solutions. Cruise self driving is built on solid technological foundations, whereas Tesla self driving is built on hype and hope, surrounded by a cult of personality. I believe that's why the parent comment included the date - to indicate that we should all know by now in 2022 that Musk can't deliver on their claims. That doesn't mean others won't.
    • maerF0x0 4y ago
      Tell me you honestly believe that most drivers know the difference beyond "I can sit in the backseat" or not...
• ncr100 4y ago
  No. Autopilots on aircraft don't suddenly nosedive the airplane and try to land on whatever arbitrary terrain is underneath the aircraft. This is Tesla's fault for designing a product that is not appropriate for current roadways.