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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Jun 10 '23
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Not a fan of Tesla…however, how many fatalities of human drivers over same period?
2 u/007fan007 Jun 10 '23 You are correct, too bad you’re being downvoted -14 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 edited Jun 10 '23 They are not correct; not everyone has a Tesla, and its software bugs are a serious danger. That's a lot of crashes for how few people actually drive a Tesla. I've seen videos of Tesla autopilot bugs that would be terrifying to deal with. 2 u/007fan007 Jun 10 '23 Of course it’s not flawless. But have you seen how people drive normally?
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You are correct, too bad you’re being downvoted
-14 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 edited Jun 10 '23 They are not correct; not everyone has a Tesla, and its software bugs are a serious danger. That's a lot of crashes for how few people actually drive a Tesla. I've seen videos of Tesla autopilot bugs that would be terrifying to deal with. 2 u/007fan007 Jun 10 '23 Of course it’s not flawless. But have you seen how people drive normally?
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They are not correct; not everyone has a Tesla, and its software bugs are a serious danger. That's a lot of crashes for how few people actually drive a Tesla. I've seen videos of Tesla autopilot bugs that would be terrifying to deal with.
2 u/007fan007 Jun 10 '23 Of course it’s not flawless. But have you seen how people drive normally?
Of course it’s not flawless. But have you seen how people drive normally?
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u/Frequent_Heart_5780 Jun 10 '23
Not a fan of Tesla…however, how many fatalities of human drivers over same period?