• ZDL@lazysoci.al
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      21 days ago

      Tesla calls it “full self-driving”. If anybody should be punished, it should be Tesla. Words have meaning, and while legally you can cover your ass by having in the fine print “not actually full self-driving”, morally these shits are utterly repugnant and should have their company shut down, sold off piece by piece, with the proceeds going to their victims.

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          20 days ago

          If a bungee cord or parachute was named that i might. And if the description and technical name specified it was only a Prop id be stupid for having done so. But if the Advertising kept saying you should jump of a bridge with it and only the fine print specifies its a prop. i would say that is dangerously misleading and they should be held at least partially responsible.

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          20 days ago

          Hey look! A Felon fanboi!

          If I called it “unalive yourself to spare us your attempts at wit” would you do it? How 'bout if I said “please”?

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      21 days ago

      They do call it “Full Self Driving (Supervised)”, and say the driver has to be continually alert and ready to intervene, but the name plus Elron promising full autonomous capability for 10 years has been misleading.

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          19 days ago

          Make it a (and I cant believe I’m going to say this) subscription model.

          It costs $X a year for self driving, requires an annual inspection and if using it correctly in accordance with manufacturers instructions the manufacturer has to carry the insurance and liability when its in use.

          Until the manufacturer is willing to take the liability on I have ZERO faith in self driving tech.

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            18 days ago

            I feel like it’s one of those cases where both the interest & liability is a public issue. This is a perfect case for a public service, and not one for a “go fast and break things” & enshittification economic model

            But I fear that both the US (duh) and Europe are way too neoliberal to ever consider this seriously