So someone with $60 of capital can now drive on public roads with FSD turned on? What could go wrong?
When you get a motorcycle endorsement in the US, the book tells you the #1 cause of motorcycle accidents is riding a bike you don't own. When you have a bike, this is obvious because they all handle differently.
What if this turns out to be true for automated cars (even just ones with new UIs)? Won't accidents increase due to the driver's unfamiliarity with how to safely use the new systems?
So someone with $60 of capital can now drive on public roads with FSD turned on? What could go wrong?
When you get a motorcycle endorsement in the US, the book tells you the #1 cause of motorcycle accidents is riding a bike you don't own. When you have a bike, this is obvious because they all handle differently.
What if this turns out to be true for automated cars (even just ones with new UIs)? Won't accidents increase due to the driver's unfamiliarity with how to safely use the new systems?