2015 Tesla Model S Fatal Crash Raises Concerns About Self-Driving Technology | Edmunds.com

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• kiiwii Member Posts: 318

  July 2016

  don't blame the car. it's never intended to be 100% self driving. glad that idiot eliminated himself before anyone else got hurt.

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• rsjd016 Member Posts: 1

  July 2016

  There are no concerns to be raised about self-driving. According to NHTSA's definition, Tesla's Autopilot meets level 2. If it was level 5 and cars are crashing, then we should be concerned. This is nothing more than an unfortunate driver error. Here is the link to NHTSA's guideline
  http://www.nhtsa.gov/About+NHTSA/Press+Releases/U.S.+Department+of+Transportation+Releases+Policy+on+Automated+Vehicle+Development

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• anzael_008 Member Posts: 6

  January 2017

  Automated technology need to introspect. The crash raises concern about the technology taking control; however intended for convenience the technology still requires fool proof testing before it goes to the market.

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