Go For A Ride With Tesla's New Autopilot System

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+8 1. Necrom commented 9 years ago

That's awesome.
Personally I'm not worried about these self-driving cars, I'm more worried about all those cars with idiot human drivers in them. >:)
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+5 2. loadrunner commented 9 years ago

I'm worried for the people who use the system so they can use their mobile phone. And forget they are inside a car driving it.
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+5 3. segregatethelazy commented 9 years ago

#2 but the car is driving, the person is not.
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+11 4. Natan_el_Tigre commented 9 years ago

If the car is involved in an accident, whose insurance information do the police collect, the owner's or Tesla's? :x
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+7 5. Pyranthos commented 9 years ago

yea, bc i just love the thought of hackers being able to give me a lethal 'joy ride' heh. Never mind trusting the computer to make all the right choices in any variable situation that can come up. Nah, I'll drive myself, thanks.
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+2 6. marx0012 commented 9 years ago

#2 and 3, Even if the car is driving, according to the letter of the law it's still illegal to use a cellphone behind the wheel.....
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+7 7. snotraddict commented 9 years ago

#5 I'm with you but I think they've already proven they can hack into current cars. Anything that is no longer analog is ripe for hacking. Most of the major components are now "fly by wire", hackable.
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+1 8. Pyranthos commented 9 years ago

yea #7, unfortunately that's true, but still, no pt giving them even more options with more control, should they choose to hack it.

Don't get me wrong tho, the IDEA of a self driving car is cool, but only as a flight of fancy, for me personally anyhow.
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0 9. Judge-Jake commented 9 years ago

It would be interesting to see what it did in the event of a multicar pileup on the freeway when it's only option is to get hit from behind or is that when the VTOL system kicks in. >:)
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+2 10. Vaypay commented 9 years ago

How does it react if a ghost rider flies by ?
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+1 11. loadrunner commented 9 years ago

#6 Where I live it is illegal to hold any electronic device in your hand when behind the steeringwheel (on the road), what is not used to directly control the car or its functions like power steering, cruise control or drive assist. Even holding a mp3 player or radio remote is forbidden. It does not matter if it is turned on or off. Telling a cop "It was not turned on" is not a reason.

the fine is $200.