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It can be best in class, yet still rarely deploy... It can even be best in class when tested, rarely deploy, and save more lives than competitors. It just n
by londons_explore 3y ago
It can be best in class, yet still rarely deploy...
It can even be best in class when tested, rarely deploy, and save more lives than competitors. It just needs to correctly detect cases like this[1].
[1]: https://youtu.be/MTX0MvqBqL0?t=10 https://youtu.be/MTX0MvqBqL0?t=10
- bangaladore 3y agoYou claim that Tesla is gaming the system. I'm not aware of a definition of gaming in which the system is overall safer or equivalently safer than other top-tier competitors. That seems objectively better than deploying airbags when they will harm the occupants or total the vehicle when not-needed.
- chucksta 3y agoIt only makes sense if everyone else is gaming the system, and then it just proves it's still the best lol.
- thenewnewguy 3y agoTesla is not gaming the system by having a good airbag system that only deploys when necessary (that's actually really good!). Tesla is gaming the system by excluding accidents where the airbags don't deploy from the "Autopilot/FSD accidents" dataset, thus artificially deflating the number of accidents.
- bangaladore 3y agoThis is a point you certainly could make. But it is not what the original commenter wrote.
- thenewnewguy 3y agoAgreed, but I am not the original commenter, I am making my own point separately from them. I agree with you that Tesla isn't gaming anything by having a good airbag.