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They can put anything they want in the EULA it doesn't means it would stand up scrutiny in the court of law. Autopilot features are in a grey area now since they are very new but Tesla is still responsible regardless of what they claim to be. Seatbelts and Airbags were also in "beta phase" at some point, and more likely than not some people got killed by a deploying airbag in it's early days or by a seatbelt with a s…
Seatbelts and airbags are safety features designed to protect you during an accident, as in given an accident has already happened. "Autopilot" is a system that takes control of the car away from the driver. As such there's no comparison to safety features and in fact it's rather the opposite: it's a system that makes driving a lot more dangerous than it normally is. (Unless the system is much better at driving than…
Re: Tesla driver killed in crash with Autopilot active, NHTSA investigating
#71An airbag accidentally deploying while driving could lead to loss of control of the vehicle, there have been such cases. It is not given that an accident has already happened.