Fair, but humans sometimes hit the accelerator rather than the break if they have to do an emergency stop, which is an error that you would not expect a self dr

Fair, but humans sometimes hit the accelerator rather than the break if they have to do an emergency stop, which is an error that you would not expect a self driving car to make. I haven't driven a Tesla, although I've been in an uber where the guy used FSD and it didn't do anything crazy. I don't think anecdotes on the internet are going to settle this, an independent body needs to work with insurers etc. to track statistics to determine which driver assistance features are helping and which are hurting.