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Re:Tesla FSD Beta almost causes a head-on collision [video] by kaba0 on Tuesday May 17, 2022 @04:40AM (#31407589)
> even if said car on average kills fewer people

That is only based on butchered up statistics. You would get very good statistics with a goddamn robot vacuum on a motorway, because it is a relatively uneventful driving environment. Guess where people will take over the wheel? In dangerous situations, basically self-filtering any negatives from the statistics. Very convenient.

Re:Tesla FSD Beta almost causes a head-on collision [video] by michaelmrose on Tuesday May 17, 2022 @12:41PM (#31413209)
For maximum clarity even if a future revision kills less people we shouldn't accept it doing occasionally doing crazy crap that could be fixed by superior instrumentation or engineering.

The goal should be as few casualties as possible NOT better than the incompetent idiots who currently drive cars.

Re:Tesla FSD Beta almost causes a head-on collision [video] by mavhc on Monday May 23, 2022 @10:36AM (#31479584)
You think as soon as it's safer than the average person they're going to stop improving it?