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Yeah, don’t push it on the driver. Push it on such a reckless company marketing their smart vacuum cleaner logic as FSD, and on the government for allowing such
by kaba0 2y ago
Yeah, don’t push it on the driver. Push it on such a reckless company marketing their smart vacuum cleaner logic as FSD, and on the government for allowing such cars on the roads.
- ThePhysicist 2y agoDriving with an error-prone automated system in such conditions while knowing the system already failed once at the exact same spot before is absolutely reckless, in my opinion. Marketing doesn't absolve you from using your brain. I really don't care about Tesla BTW and I don't like their cars either, I just find it weird that one wouldn't see any fault with the driver here...
- kaba0 2y ago> is absolutely reckless, in my opinion Yeah, also drunk driving, typing on your phone, etc. It’s almost like we can’t just trust our fellow humans, especially not on whether some automated black-box technology that not even its creators can reason about, is safe. That would be the job of governments and regulators.