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That first crash sure doesn't sound like Autopilot/FSD, given that the car kept going after the crash.
by romaaeterna 10mo ago
That first crash sure doesn't sound like Autopilot/FSD, given that the car kept going after the crash.
- toomuchtodo 10mo agoTesla is currently renting vehicles for $60/day due to diminished demand; if one would like to test this personally, the cost is minimal. Avoid bodily injury whenever possible during testing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coeaqdexknE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coeaqdexknE https://electrek.co/2025/11/10/tesla-cant-sell-cars-so-renting-them-now/ https://electrek.co/2025/11/10/tesla-cant-sell-cars-so-renti... Edit: @romaaeterna Are you willing to stand in front of it while it is at speed without a safety driver? I am trying to reconcile the mental model with risk appetite and potential gaps between priors and current state.
- romaaeterna 10mo agoI have a Tesla and a drive FSD back and forth to work every day. It's great Edit in response to your edit: Would I risk myself standing in front of a FSD Tesla versus in front of an Uber or an average human-controlled car with the standard percentage chance of the human texting or being otherwise distracted or drunk or tired? I would take FSD. And I think that a mathematical rather than emotional evaluation of the odds would make risk-minded people do the same.