[mikelyons]

Doesn't every car come with a, "if you crash from not paying attention, we are not liable"

The promise of self driving isn't that you can not pay attention, at least not yet.

In fact the user experience of FSD is that you must continue to pay attention.

Having an engaged driver monitoring the FSD system is _part of how we develop this tech_ it's how it advances, from human guidance and intervention on error.

Beta users are effectively the trainers for the last-mile aspects of FSD that are still in development.

As long as Tesla makes this clear, I don't see a problem with it. The problem will always be the people who don't RTFM or who don't follow the rules and guidelines, and win Darwin awards for the hubris/negligence.

[xkjkls]

> Doesn't every car come with a, "if you crash from not paying attention, we are not liable"

The other cars having to drive next to this car in the road don't get a warning!

[joshribakoff]

So no different than the status quo, the human is responsible in both cases and the other road users don’t get any warnings the human is being irresponsible in either case