> it's a great technology when supervised, it is probably safer to drive FSD + human than just human alone No, because FSD + human is very difficult to maintai

> it's a great technology when supervised, it is probably safer to drive FSD + human than just human alone No, because FSD + human is very difficult to maintain for any length of time. That's because if the FSD is reasonably ok in non-challenging situations, it is human nature to start paying less and less attention. That's what the article talks about, crashes where the human had plenty of time to react but didn't. The fact that they didn't tells us they were not paying attention. We can (and yes, should) blame those humans for not paying attention, but at the same time we (society, and laws) need to recognize that human nature is what it is, so asking a person to be 100% attentive and ready to react when they get used to not having to do anything is not a realistic expectation.