Elevators undoubtedly save lives over time, but it's a lot harder to count how many heart attacks didn't happen vs. how many people were suddenly crushed to dea

Elevators undoubtedly save lives over time, but it's a lot harder to count how many heart attacks didn't happen vs. how many people were suddenly crushed to death. But if an elevator ran perfectly for years at a time but also could, at any moment, instantly and inexplicably kill its occupants — it's still every important to understand why there's a flaw in the automation. In any case, how would you measure when FSD/AP "saved butts"? Every driver is expected to operate the systems with the same ability and awareness to manually intervene (i.e. save themselves) as if the automation wasn't in place.