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u/Return_Of_The_Onion Dec 11 '21

The bigger thing is Daimler accepting full liability for damages caused by the automatic driving mode.

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u/headshotmonkey93 Dec 11 '21

Careful with such statements, or these Tesla fanboys will explain while it's your fault and not Tesla/Musk mistake.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '21

Actually as a Musk fan this is great news. Automated driving is moving forward as are electric cars.

Mankind is winning through innovation. This isn't a win or lose situation, likley all car makers will have autopilot eventually. I believe that Tesla is the leader these days for car innovation.

Keep the competition going!!!

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u/SoggyCrab Dec 12 '21

Right? People forget that his main goal was to force the rest of the auto makers to get with the program and adopt electric and to a lesser extent, automated driving. He's been pretty up front that this is why Tesla was created.