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It’s because you bought it. Don’t buy it if you don’t want to insure.
Yep, you bought it, you own it, you choose to operate it on the public roads. Therefore your liability.
In reality, you acquired a license to use it. Your liability should only go as far as you have agreed to identify the licenser.
A 50% discount is pretty damning empirical evidence for FSD being better at driving your Tesla than you are.
A 50% discount is pretty damning empirical evidence for FSD being better at driving your Tesla than you are.
It may not be on the marketing copy but it’s almost certainly present in the contract.
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Yep, you bought it, you own it, you choose to operate it on the public roads. Therefore your liability.
If you bought and owned it, you could sell it to another auto manufacturer for some pretty serious amounts of money. In reality, you acquired a license to use it. Your liability should only go as far as you have agreed to identify the licenser.
A 50% discount is pretty damning empirical evidence for FSD being better at driving your Tesla than you are.
What happens if you have FSD turned off and like to drive fast on public roads. Will they see this telemetry and raise your rates?
> Fair prices, based on how you drive [...] Get a discount, and earn a lower premium as you drive better.
If it autonomous or self-driving then why is the person in the car paying for the insurance? Surely if it's Tesla making the decisions, they need the insurance?
I own a Model Y with hardware version 4. FSD prevented my from getting in an accident with a drunk driver. It reacted much faster to the situation than I could have. Ever since, I’m sold that in a lot of circumstances, machines can drive better than humans.
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Because the operator is liable? Tesla as a company isn't driving the car, it's a ML model running on something like HW4 on bare metal in the car itself. Would that make the silicon die legally liable?
Who’s the “operator” of an “autonomous” car? If I sit in it and it drives me around, how am I an “operator”?