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That isn't what I'm saying. I'm saying it was a reasonable hypothesis that "you're going to have a bad time" with a system like Autopilot, because of the vigil
by freerobby 3y ago
That isn't what I'm saying.
I'm saying it was a reasonable hypothesis that "you're going to have a bad time" with a system like Autopilot, because of the vigilance concern you're referencing. But there is clearly more at play than vigilance, because it's not shaking out that way -- Autopilot (and similar lanekeeping + adaptive cruise systems from other manufacturers) aren't killing people left and right.
So, I was sharing my own hypothesis for why that may be: that the benefits of reduced fatigue are outweighing the drawbacks of distraction and complacency.
- jwestbury 3y agoAs mentioned by another poster, there is actual research[0] showing that, once controlling for additional factors, Autopilot actually increases crashes by 11%. This is utilising Tesla-provided data, too, which could mean the data itself is already biased. 0. https://engrxiv.org/preprint/view/1973 https://engrxiv.org/preprint/view/1973