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> Accidents are not good, but how does FSD safety compare to human drivers in general? We'll never really know and tech companies aren't trustworthy. A new so
by add-sub-mul-div 2y ago
> Accidents are not good, but how does FSD safety compare to human drivers in general?
We'll never really know and tech companies aren't trustworthy.
A new software update will invalidate what we've observed about the last version and we'll be back to knowing nothing.
Humans in aggregate are predictable and nothing will make that entire fleet more dangerous overnight.
Legacy car companies came about in an era when they faced accountability from both consumers and lawmakers that we can no longer count on.
- taylodl 2y ago> A new software update will invalidate what we've observed about the last version and we'll be back to knowing nothing. "Move fast and break things" is being replaced with "move fast and kill people."