Comment by Kirby64

Do we? I'm no Musk supporter by any means, but Rober's testing seems to have substantial methodology flaws and potential 'questions'. In the article, for instance, you can see he activates autopilot while the car is at 39mph. The set point is also 39mph. When you see the next shot when autopilot is not activated (right before the 'brick wall' crash), the car is driving 42mph. Standard autopilot would not accelerate beyond the set point (which, by default, should be the exact speed you're currently driving). How would the speed manage to go up an additional 3mph unless Rober was pressing the accelerator to override it?