There has been another Tesla crash and it is starting to seem like perhaps technology is advancing further than our ability to properly assimilate it into our daily lives. The Tesla failed to stop at a red light, while going 60mph, and smashed into the back of a fire truck, while the driver was staring down at their phone. Brilliant.
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Yes they are. That or the competition is deliberately trying to get bad press for the Tesla. Which as a point of note is a remarkable achievement and contains technology at least a decade ahead of the competition. The electronics in a Tesla are like a super computer compared to a 386 in most 'modern' vehicles.
Sorry, but what the f***?! (to use your own eloquent terminology). Isn't the whole idea of an autopilot to have the safety of an advanced system protecting the car occupants precisely from this sort of tragedy? How was this system sold to this driver? Was he warned that it sucks at evaluating intersections and traffic signals? Or was he told to leave his worries behind? I don't know. But to call a victim of an obviously inadequate piloting system a "moron" takes more than brass ones. It takes a depraved indifference for human life.
see, heres the problem. everyone wants the system to be flawless with 0% error.
tesla doesnt say its 100% safe in any of their adverts for the auto-pilot system. it just says that its much safer or less error prone than humans.
i agree that not stopping at an intersection is something that really shouldnt happen, but how many human drivers make that same mistake daily...the question than becomes, how many humans fail to stop vs how many teslas daily where we can measure apples to apples. so you cant say 1 tesla crash is better than 100 human crashes because there might only be 10 teslas on the road vs 1 miilion cars.
but if i was tesla i would urge them to get someone to do a full thorough study and get some statistics on their side. so if they were to make a claim that auto-pilot is 1000 times safer than a human driver it would show you just how bad humans are at driving compared to an error-prone auto-pilot.
Isn't the point of autopilot to be absent human control? Shouldn't it be designed with stupid people in mind?