Send the Ticket To Elon Musk!
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gemma_rae
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In the end the responsibility is ultimately going to fall on the registered owner. Frankly, I'm shocked that he didn't get ticketed/arrested for operating the car in a public space and not on a closed course (that's why I think the cop may have been in on it). Imagine something malfunctioning, like the the throttle sticking, and some kids riding bikes get run over. Oi vey! Hasta la vista, Baby!
I would be interested to see how this would play out in a court room.
I would be interested to see how this would play out in a court room.
glhs837
Power with Control
Yep, the ticket would go to the owner/operator. But this bit was staged.
That Video Of A Cop Pulling Over A Tesla In Smart Summon Mode Is Totally Staged UPDATED
This week has just been jam-packed with videos of Teslas in Smart Summon mode driving nervously and timorously through parking lots, occasionally stopping, sometimes making weird mistakes before owners go running up to them in a panic. One recent video seems to show a police officer pulling over...
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And there's no "throttle" to stick in that sense. The computer would stop that from happening. AS for the kids, this thing has eight cameras and radar and 12 ultrasonic sensors. Little Jimmy will only get run over if a human overrides the safeties. If the sensors are not working, the car wont allow Summon to function.
Rommey
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Of course the computer could be the next HAL-9000, then all bets are off.
glhs837
Power with Control
Of course the computer could be the next HAL-9000, then all bets are off.
Given Musks views on the dangers of AI, I'll bet there's a hardcoded kill command in everything he makes...
Elon Musk said people who don't think AI could be smarter than them are 'way dumber than they think they are'
"The people I see being the most wrong about AI are the ones who are very smart," Tesla CEO Elon Musk said on Wednesday.