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From this article, Tesla crashes 50% more often. But hard to compare when one has a human safety driver and the other does not. > the report finds that Tesla R
by jmathai 11mo ago
From this article, Tesla crashes 50% more often. But hard to compare when one has a human safety driver and the other does not.
> the report finds that Tesla Robotaxis crash approximately once every 62,500 miles. Waymo vehicles, which have been involved in 1,267 crashes since the service went live, crash approximately every 98,600 miles. And, again, Waymo does not have human safety monitors inside its vehicles, unlike Tesla's Robotaxis.
https://mashable.com/article/tesla-robotaxis-with-human-safety-monitors-crashing-more-than-waymo https://mashable.com/article/tesla-robotaxis-with-human-safe...
- dylan604 11mo agohow is it hard to compare? the company with a safety driver has more crashes. the comparison is easily made in that it makes it even worse
- b112 11mo agoTesla response: Everything is caused by human safety drivers making mistakes. It's never the AI.
- IshKebab 11mo agoI think you also need to consider blame and severity, rather than raw crash numbers.
- kachapopopow 11mo agohmm, seems like the 1267 crashes includes general interruptions (like people hitting the car)