[Plutonsvea]

Ah, an outlier. I don't see any significance to this story other than being a $TSLA trigger word... I've seen many people, including truck drivers get hurt as a result of relying too much on technology (Lane assist, auto-headlights, etc). This is why they're all labelled as an assistive technology.

The driver should have seen a gigantic truck blocking his entire lane, and though it was a failure of autopilot to not detect it, autopilot shouldn't be receiving all the blame for something that is inherently not its job to do 100% perfectly.

[mixmastamyk]

If assist technology can't avoid an object the size of a barn from 100 meters, I would argue it didn't do its job even 1% perfectly.

[MattGaiser]

Claim a car is “full self driving“ and it’s news when it can’t drive itself.

[ggreer]

Tesla doesn't claim that their current cars are full self driving. They claim that future software will allow FSD on some models sold today.