I suspect it's the dog/pig problem [1]. Many of these systems have no object permanence. If a vehicle was detected at 170 feet, it may not have remained detecte

I suspect it's the dog/pig problem [1]. Many of these systems have no object permanence. If a vehicle was detected at 170 feet, it may not have remained detected as the car got closer, same with the pedestrian. We all should know by now that fixed objects are filtered out by the Tesla system, whether that's stopped vehicles or signs and reflectors; it's actually pretty common for driver assistance features to filter out fixed objects, outside of parking assistance speeds... but most other brands don't have drivers that overtrust the assistance features. [1] As popularized in the movie The Mitchells vs. the Machines: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LaK_8-3pWKk https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LaK_8-3pWKk