> I don't think the intent is to compare it to normal human drivers I think our intent should be focused on where the fatalities are happening. To keep things

> I don't think the intent is to compare it to normal human drivers I think our intent should be focused on where the fatalities are happening. To keep things comparable, we could maybe do 40,000 studies on distracted driving in normal cars for every one or two caused by Autopilot / FSD. Alas, that's not where our priorities are.