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I had quoted the wrong post Noifotu’s assertion appeared to be that the Tesla system was better with this guy sleeping. That assertion is in no way supported by data.
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You can't engage Autopilot then snooze off the car will bing and bong until you at least interact with the wheel.
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Both front seats were fully reclined and both occupants appeared to be sound asleep.
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Appeared? Doesn't mean they were.
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The car appeared to be driving in autopilot at more than 140 km/h, RCMP Sgt. Darrin Turnbull told CBC News on Thursday.
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I'd say what really happened is the people reclined the seats and engaged Autopilot, but still were interacting with the steering wheel.
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"Nobody was looking out the windshield to see where the car was going," Turnbull said.
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Which makes the driver a jackass.
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"But of course, there are aftermarket things that can be done to a vehicle against the manufacturer's recommendations to change or circumvent the safety system."
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AFAIK Autopilot has never been hacked, or any part of the system. People have tried but failed.
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After the responding officer activated emergency lights on their vehicle, the Tesla automatically began to accelerate.
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No it did not.