Re:San Francisco raises Tesla 'self-driving' safety concerns...
by onion2k on Sunday September 26, 2021 @06:23AM
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I'm pretty much 100% certain
it'll end up being the driver who engaged the self-driving mode in a situation where it wasn't safe.
Think of it like firing a gun into the air. You didn't aim to kill anyone, but if someone is unlucky enough to be hit when the bullet comes back down you are still responsible.
If someone is unlucky enough to be struck by your FSD vehicle it'll still be your fault, regardless of whether you could have known it'd happen.
Drivers will need to weigh trusting their car's software against the risk of being responsibly for what it does.
Think of it like firing a gun into the air. You didn't aim to kill anyone, but if someone is unlucky enough to be hit when the bullet comes back down you are still responsible.
If someone is unlucky enough to be struck by your FSD vehicle it'll still be your fault, regardless of whether you could have known it'd happen.
Drivers will need to weigh trusting their car's software against the risk of being responsibly for what it does.