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Weren’t they also found to be disengaging so/fsd seconds prior to impact and reporting it as driver error (because of their BS “driver must always be ready to t
by olliej 4y ago
Weren’t they also found to be disengaging so/fsd seconds prior to impact and reporting it as driver error (because of their BS “driver must always be ready to take control”, with a more rapid response than we expect from trained pilots)
- raisedbyninjas 4y agoTBF, this is what level 2 and 3 are supposed to do. It's a shade more driver friendly than driving headlong into an obstacle and hoping the driver wrests control away from the computer.
- kube-system 4y agoLevel 3 is supposed to be smart enough to disengage and ask the driver to drive. Level 2 is not required to be that smart, and most level 2 cars are not.