I agree with his thoughts about Musk changing, it’s the reason I have sold almost all of my Tesla shares, I now just hold a token holding of 50 shares plus a few my wife holds.Who cares ? I ran the story because his website, Electrek, has been a dominant source of information around EVs and the broader industry for almost 10 years. He was also a very strong supporter of Elon Musk and Tesla.
I was pointing to his economic reasoning behind exiting Tesla.
Comments were unusually along the same lines as the author.
Some Tesla Owners are putting stickers on their carsNot that surprising.. The radical, and disturbing, changes Elon Musk has done politically and to Tesla in the past 3-4 years would have dismayed many, many investors.
Turns out there are fears the byd cars are capable of doing this. Also fears of assassination via ev.I wonder if Tesla cars can be used for spying on other countries?
Must be a lot of footage from all those cameras.
All democrats I bet.Comments were unusually along the same lines as the author.
Radars are expensive,well relatively, but they can use laser, or camera with IR sensors..or different length wave.The big problem with the existing Tesla self driving car from an engineering point of view is that it uses cameras only.
It can't work if visibility is poor.
I am designing a project that uses a product that effectively a type of radar.
Tesla’s will need this to be safe. The present driverless cars are too dangerous.
Secondly the car needs better ai. From what I have seen, the system is very primitive.
There will be others developing this. Tesla may not succeed unless they move quicker. I personally think they are on the wrong path. But they could already be trying something different.
Musk has constricted the capital. I reckon it will be someone like Huawei that will be the ones to develop the driverless car.
Yeah, adjacent car hitting a mud puddle and splashing the cameras might cause a problem. As would activists with paint bombs.The big problem with the existing Tesla self driving car from an engineering point of view is that it uses cameras only.
It can't work if visibility is poor.
Human drivers use only their eyes, which are technically just visual tools in the same way cameras are.The big problem with the existing Tesla self driving car from an engineering point of view is that it uses cameras only.
It can't work if visibility is poor.
I am designing a project that uses a product that effectively a type of radar.
Tesla’s will need this to be safe. The present driverless cars are too dangerous.
Secondly the car needs better ai. From what I have seen, the system is very primitive.
There will be others developing this. Tesla may not succeed unless they move quicker. I personally think they are on the wrong path. But they could already be trying something different.
Musk has constricted the capital. I reckon it will be someone like Huawei that will be the ones to develop the driverless car.
We shall see. Humans are highly adaptive.Human drivers use only their eyes, which are technically just visual tools in the same way cameras are.
Think about, you drive your exisiting car all the time in various weather and visibility conditions, with no radar or lidar etc etc.
If you throw a leg in front of the Tesla, it will run that leg over, it’s a myth that a Tesla will just stop if you jump out in front of it.Yesterday, a dimwit in Tesla forced its way on a pedestrian crossing.
Not being in a vindicative mood, i let itgo but later thought:
maybe i should have thrown a leg in front of the car...
but my trust in the tesla software is still limited and i will let others do the test
Aren’t those conditions also likely to cause Human drivers to crash at higher rates compared to more ideal conditions?after Tesla vehicles entered areas of low visibility including sun glare, fog and airborne dust.
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We shall see. Humans are highly adaptive.
The National Highway Safety Administration (NHTSA) said in documents that it opened the probe on Thursday after the company reported four crashes, including one that killed a pedestrian, after Tesla vehicles entered areas of low visibility including sun glare, fog and airborne dust.
The big problem with the existing Tesla self driving car from an engineering point of view is that it uses cameras only.
It can't work if visibility is poor.
I am designing a project that uses a product that effectively a type of radar.
Tesla’s will need this to be safe. The present driverless cars are too dangerous.
Secondly the car needs better ai. From what I have seen, the system is very primitive.
There will be others developing this. Tesla may not succeed unless they move quicker. I personally think they are on the wrong path. But they could already be trying something different.
Musk has constricted the capital. I reckon it will be someone like Huawei that will be the ones to develop the driverless car.
Human drivers use only their eyes, which are technically just visual tools in the same way cameras are.
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