From my perspective, everything went right here. The software screwed up, it alerted the passengers that a collision was going to happen, and a human driver quickly took over and avoided the accident. Is this not what we should expect from a beta?
The responsibility is still on the driver even with driver assist / full self driving technology turned on. All this talk of regulating the software when we just saw a worst case scenario resolve with a favorable outcome.
"But what if the driver wasn't paying attention?" Then the driver will face the consequences as if he had been driving the car himself, because it's his car and it's his responsibility.
The responsibility is still on the driver even with driver assist / full self driving technology turned on. All this talk of regulating the software when we just saw a worst case scenario resolve with a favorable outcome.
"But what if the driver wasn't paying attention?" Then the driver will face the consequences as if he had been driving the car himself, because it's his car and it's his responsibility.