The 'I don't like Tesla' Thread

[jack_christie]

To be honest, the same happens to human drivers every now and then as well, otherwise we wouldn't have an "Idiots + cars = LOL" thread. Yes, the term "Autopilot" is misleading at best, otherwise it's just as expected with limited sensor data and computing power.

P.S.: I would never defend the Autopilot function per se, but I bet that on that location countless Teslas with activated "Autopilot" function didn't have any problems. Errors will happen inevitably, be it with humans or computers with limited sensor data, so reports like those are only newsworthy because it happened with that function instead of a human error.

Reason it's here not the other thread, is because of the myth that this can't happen in a tesla:


(Re - Timberlake DUI)

 

[GRtak]

Elon Musk Forcing Tesla to Train Self-Driving Cars On His Own Driving​

Elon Musk Forcing Tesla to Train Self-Driving Cars On His Own Driving

As Business Insider reports, human annotators at Tesla are tasked to specifically focus on the driving of Tesla CEO Elon Musk himself.

futurism.com

 

[DanRoM]

Hands up, who is surprised? Anyone? Anyone at all?

 

[jack_christie]

Tesla’s self-driving is still not working in Boring Company’s one-way tunnels​

Tesla's self-driving is still not working in Boring Company's one-way tunnels

Tesla’s self-driving system is still not working in The Boring Company’s one-way tunnels under Las Vegas despite reportedly working on...

electrek.co

 

[Blind_Io]

Consumer Reports: Tesla among least reliable brands for used cars.

https://insideevs.com/news/731559/tesla-least-reliable-used-car-brands/

 

[jack_christie]

Tesla scrubs Elon Musk’s original brainchild manifesto from its website​

Tesla quietly scrubs Elon Musk’s original brainchild manifesto from its website

Tesla’s “Secret Master Plan” outlined the company’s aim to produce affordable EVs in line with its long-term sustainability goals.

fortune.com

 

[jack_christie]