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An open letter to the Tesla fan who wants to run over a kid

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Re: An open letter to the Tesla fan who wants to run over a kid

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> Don’t force a kid to walk in front of your 4,000-pound metal box traveling at god knows what speed Some consolation, according to the tweet chain, is that it'll be at 5MPH and the child wouldn't be in front of the car (just on the sidewalk approaching the road). Still not sure the need to put an actual child at any risk when the car stopping for a dummy would prove the same point if not stronger.

There's a non-zero chance the Autopilot will think the kid is a freeway center divider and accelerate into it.

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Re: An open letter to the Tesla fan who wants to run over a kid

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There's a non-zero chance the Autopilot will think the kid is a freeway center divider and accelerate into it.

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well at least we have 4 years to make good on this world if that's the case.

Re: An open letter to the Tesla fan who wants to run over a kid

#27

So I've mentioned this before -- traditionally, journalism involves reaching out to the person you're writing about for comment before posting it. I wish they'd mark off as "opinion" pieces like this that clearly don't follow those methods.

It's an open letter. Did you expect an open letter not to be opinionated?
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