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lemmy.world

“But it’s seeming infallibility”

Have these people ever used a piece of technology in their lives. Who in their wildest dreams sees ANYTHING as infallible. Nothing else of value to come from someone who starts under that kind of stupidity.

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voidxreply
futurology.today

Nothing is perfect, but then don't market the tech as full self-driving. Especially if the failure can kill you if not intervened.

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sh.itjust.works

don’t market the tech as full self-driving

Recently, Tesla have been a bit more careful to market it as "Full Self Driving (Supervised)", though the naming still (understandably) causes a lot of confusion among the general public and media.

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voidxreply
futurology.today

Yeah, they should've just marketed it as the old "Tesla Autopilot" till it's ready. I'm interested to see how they'd launch a robotaxi service with their current tech.

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bbuezreply
lemmy.world

I guess we'll know in a couple weeks by next year

FTFY

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Oh I don't know, I'm just sure as hell not hopping in one

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My boss used to stick an orange in his Tesla steering wheel to trick the car to just keep driving when he was on his phone.

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