This is less than 3 days since the judgement where a jury found Tesla liable to pay $243 million to victims of a 2019 fatal crash in a Model S that was on Autopilot.
"This is the first time that Tesla has been hit with a judgment in one of the many, many fatalities that have happened as a result of its Autopilot technology." Alex Lemann said.
Autopilot and FSD per se are not bad, they are among the best in class and would be safety enhancers, if not for Tesla & Musk trying to convince people that the cars actually drive themselves, killing quite a lot of people in the process.
Also, how is 'Robotaxi' prediction checked as Met ? The 'service' launched more than a month ago, and it's not available to the public - it's Tesla influencers only. They 'expanded' the area twice already to pump the stock price, but there are maybe like 3 'clients' using it and the fleet it still ~10 cars... It's a PR move, not a real service.
ayaros · 2h ago
I feel bad for the Uber drivers and other people who bought multiple Teslas thinking they'd be driving themselves around on Tesla's network making money for them in their sleep. I once had an Uber driver confidently tell me this was going to be the case... I wonder how he's holding up now.
"Teslas can drive themselves!"
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1952057897694937451#m
This is less than 3 days since the judgement where a jury found Tesla liable to pay $243 million to victims of a 2019 fatal crash in a Model S that was on Autopilot.
"This is the first time that Tesla has been hit with a judgment in one of the many, many fatalities that have happened as a result of its Autopilot technology." Alex Lemann said.
Autopilot and FSD per se are not bad, they are among the best in class and would be safety enhancers, if not for Tesla & Musk trying to convince people that the cars actually drive themselves, killing quite a lot of people in the process.
Also, how is 'Robotaxi' prediction checked as Met ? The 'service' launched more than a month ago, and it's not available to the public - it's Tesla influencers only. They 'expanded' the area twice already to pump the stock price, but there are maybe like 3 'clients' using it and the fleet it still ~10 cars... It's a PR move, not a real service.