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Sadly, one of the reasons I will never buy a Tesla. The lack of privacy concerns me.
Per the article: This is opt in. It seems like they're working on an on-board system to detect distracted drivers.
It's opt-in until an insurance company mandates it (or heavily encourages it).
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Per the article: This is opt in. It seems like they're working on an on-board system to detect distracted drivers.
Per history: Tesla releases driver data whenever it suits them. See: every autopilot crash.
Sadly, one of the reasons I will never buy a Tesla. The lack of privacy concerns me.
Sadly, one of the reasons I will never buy a Tesla. The lack of privacy concerns me.
Sadly, one of the reasons I will never buy a Tesla. The lack of privacy concerns me.
I think detecting when a driver is falling asleep could be an amazing safety feature. You would need privacy guarantees about where camera data is going, but I think it would be worth the tradeoff.
Welcome to 14 years ago, which is when Toyota first introduced their DMS/DAM: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Driver_Monitoring_System
More generally, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Driver_drowsiness_detection
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Per the article: This is opt in. It seems like they're working on an on-board system to detect distracted drivers.
Per history: Tesla releases driver data whenever it suits them. See: every autopilot crash.
the car certainly should warn you at lower danger threshold if it thinks you'll need more time to return to full attention
(even in a zero-shame case, like for example you're checking your mirror but the car thinks there's a hazard in front)
separate question of 4th / 5th amendment consequences of using this for crash liability
This is what I envied about other lane keeping cars, I think Cruise uses eye tracking, or maybe it was something else.
Sadly, one of the reasons I will never buy a Tesla. The lack of privacy concerns me.
I think detecting when a driver is falling asleep could be an amazing safety feature. You would need privacy guarantees about where camera data is going, but I think it would be worth the tradeoff.