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Originally Posted by Azure
You realize that there are millions upon millions of miles logged by completely self-driving cars without incident? You make it seem like the technology is something new that hasn't been tested to the point where a lot of jurisdictions are approving it.
It has also been proven that this 'computer' is far safer than your average humans, and that vehicle fatalities can be reduced significantly by introducing self-driving features.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/how-au...ons-worldwide/
This is why it doesn't mater what your 'opinion' on the matter is, or whether you 'think' customers won't be open to these features, or whether you think its cool or dumb. At the end of the day self-driving systems from a variety of manufacturers (not just Tesla since you think they are a joke) have been providing for years that by adopting self-driving features, and constantly improving the AI and software they can reduce fatalities, and increase overall vehicle safety on the road.
I don't know about you, but to me that is a big positive and not just some 'dumb' idea that customers won't ever trust.
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This is why no one can take your arguments seriously.
https://www.wral.com/tesla-on-autopi...ovie/19255038/
https://www.autopilotreview.com/tesl...idents-causes/
https://www.thedrive.com/news/33789/...erturned-truck
There are more around. How is that "without incident"? Turn down the hyperbole a bit. I can't tell if your brainwashed, or if you know the truth and are just trying to brainwash others? You continually bring up the argument that they are safer over millions of miles, but refuse to acknowledge that autopilot gets the easy miles, while the hard ones are handled by human drivers. How many millions of miles are done by autopilot in winter?
Here's a great example of super safe autopilot totally working 100% perfectly:
https://twitter.com/user/status/1307529357951467531
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