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Exactly - theres huge selection bias at play, plus Tesla selecting what numbers to release to prove how much safer they are. If you are using AP as intended, t
by steveBK123 4y ago
Exactly - theres huge selection bias at play, plus Tesla selecting what numbers to release to prove how much safer they are.
If you are using AP as intended, then you are using it on the easiest places to drive - limited access highways in good weather.
All of the accidents my family & I have been in over the course of our lives have been in places you are not supposed to be using AP.
Crossing traffic, left hand turns, mall parking lots, etc are where the majority of accidents happen.
There is also arguably selection bias in the driver profiles.
Young males (16~20ish) and older people (75+) have significantly higher accident rates but are less likely to be driving a Tesla, on AP.