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Tesla is legally required to put the driver in control. They do not have permission to sell a self-driving vehicle for use on public roads. Secondly, it is alr
by ETH_start 2y ago
Tesla is legally required to put the driver in control. They do not have permission to sell a self-driving vehicle for use on public roads.
Secondly, it is already established and disclosed that the driver assist cannot self-drive. This would be comparable to a Therac-25 machine being sold as being incapable of limiting radiation output, and then not limiting radiation output.
There is absolutely no other company in the world where a predictable and disclosed shortcoming of the driver assist combined with the failure of the driver to fulfill their responsibility to be in control, would be blamed on the driver assist program.
Both Musk and Tesla are far from perfect, but the lengths that people go to to attack them is obviously agenda-driven and a result of emotions.