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by HPsquared
781 days ago
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Not all "miles driven" are the same. Autopilot is going to be engaged on highway driving which already has a lower accident rate per mile driven. So that biases a simple comparison. Edit: and even within highway miles, autopilot will be enabled more in the "easy" stretches and turned off in roadworks etc. |
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Tesla jukes the stats by "Oh, this won't go well, so we're not even going to try", which isn't an option for human drivers, short of "don't drive at all".