[Bruce Campbells Chin]

I'm not certain of the value here. Unless you were 100% confident (and nothing less will do) that Tesla will self-drive you safely across the country, don't you still have to sit behind the wheel and give it your full attention in case something goes wrong?

[nickcarraway]

The current controversy in San Francisco is that a Waymo allegedly killed a cat.

[FreedomNotSafety]

“Unless you were 100% confident (and nothing less will do) that Tesla will self-drive you safely across the country…”

It doesn’t have to be 100%. It only has to be better than you.

[marktwain]

I’m not certain of the value here. Unless you were 100% confident (and nothing less will do) that Tesla will self-drive you safely across the country, don’t you still have to sit behind the wheel and give it your full attention in case something goes wrong.

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I am not 100% confident I can drive myself safely across the country.

Any driver who is 100% confident they can safely drive across country is self-deluding.

Humans are fallible. A self driving car does not have to be infallible. It only needs to be less fallible than human drivers, on average.

Notice: this version of Tesla’s self driving software is already obsolete, and superseded by later versions.