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Engineering360: "Tesla crash: NTSB faults an "overreliance on technology""

02/26/2020 10:21 AM

Read Engineering360 article: Tesla crash: NTSB faults an "overreliance on technology".

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Re: Tesla crash: NTSB faults an "overreliance on technology"

02/27/2020 6:47 AM

Wow.

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Re: Tesla crash: NTSB faults an "overreliance on technology"

03/06/2020 2:56 PM

Yet another oil company paid hack job.

The finding should have been DRIVER WAS PLAYING VIDEO GAME DURING CRASH.

That is not an over reliance on technology. That is abject stupidity.

Easy way to tell its an oil company hack job?

Whats the only car company called out specifically? Waymo? Uber? GM?

Nope, only Tesla.

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Re: Tesla crash: NTSB faults an "overreliance on technology"

03/11/2020 10:40 AM

Agree. There are plenty of notifications from Tesla that the driver must be attentive and have his hands on the wheel. This "Tech" guy should have known better' but was too involved with his "gaming". Losing his live over a game? Whats next, falling off a cliff for a Selfie?

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Re: Tesla crash: NTSB faults an "overreliance on technology"

03/11/2020 11:12 AM

The driver was relying on the heavily promoted misnamed system called AUTOPILOT.

A system called AUTOPILOT that is not an autopilot is a lethal weapon - as is precisely proven by this case.

This has nothing at all to do with what the driver was incidentally doing because he was using the vehicle in the exact manner it was promoted - on AUTOPILOT.

Your attempt to blame the driver speaks to your own personal bias and has nothing to do with the facts.

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Re: Tesla crash: NTSB faults an "overreliance on technology"

03/11/2020 12:23 PM

"Oil company hack job??" Because a Tesla crashed they mentioned only Tesla. Yep gotta be the oil companies. Self driving tech getting slammed because its not really self driving. Yep must be the oil companies.

Guess they should have said Ford truck hits barrier because it runs on diesel.

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03/11/2020 5:51 PM

Ah, I am glad you cleared that up. WE ARE SAVED!

Megacorps are not driven by money but are altruistic, humanistic and benevolent.

How could I be SO wrong!

They would never do anything shady or illegal. They will GLADLY lose money to do the right things just like GM with the ignition switch, Takata with the airbags, Boeing with the 737, BP with Deepwater horizon. oh, and the regulators didn't see any problems with any of these either. Those were all FAKE NEWS perpetrated by the liberal elite to take away your guns.

Oh and that whole American revolution conspiracy? Never happened. Fake News and paid crisis actors. We all know King George lets us go and wished us well.

Now put your fingers back in your ears and start humming again and you'll be fine. Just dismiss me as a mean old Republican. I wouldn't want to scare you.

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