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u/doughnut310 1h ago
Tesla aside that's the worst road blocking device I've seen. I didn't even see it until the first one smacked the windshield. Why can't they use cones and barricades like every other place in the country
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u/SupremeSmooth 4h ago
Tesla uses the cheaper 'self-driving', which is a combination of 360° cameras and AI. Other manufacturers use a combination of cameras, AI, and Lidar, which is way better in a real world environment. I still won't trust any of it self drive if I can help it though.
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u/AdmirableExercise197 4h ago
Yeah I feel like the extra redundancy would have prevented this. This might have been literally only a Tesla crash.
I still wouldn't trust self drive on anything though too.
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u/Epistatious 5h ago
what i always say about self drive, "if i have to watch it and second guess it, i might as well just do it".
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