Driverless Tesla coasting along mall parking lot causes confusion
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Re: Driverless Tesla coasting along mall parking lot causes confusion
#2I would assume, like in the USA, the person who hit the "summon" button would be liable for anything the car did.
Re: Driverless Tesla coasting along mall parking lot causes confusion
#3I would assume, like in the USA, the person who hit the "summon" button would be liable for anything the car did.
What if the phone erroneously detected an action? AKA a pocket summon. Is the phone manufacturer liable in that case?
Re: Driverless Tesla coasting along mall parking lot causes confusion
#4I would assume, like in the USA, the person who hit the "summon" button would be liable for anything the car did.
what if the summoned car gets hit by another car (in such a way the it is not the tesla's fault)?
what if somebody throws themselves into the tesla?
Re: Driverless Tesla coasting along mall parking lot causes confusion
#5What a bonehead, you control the car from your phone app.
You need to be within viewing distance of your car.
You press the button on the app. When you release it, the car stops immediately. This bonehead clearly wasn't doing that.
More FUD on the inevitable future. Keep it up, you horse and buggy lovers.
Re: Driverless Tesla coasting along mall parking lot causes confusion
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#7Doesn't look like, from the admittedly short video, that there's too much confusion from the people around it, other than the lady near the stop sign at the end, and that seems only because she's trying to decide if the car is going to stop for her.
Re: Driverless Tesla coasting along mall parking lot causes confusion
#8I would assume, like in the USA, the person who hit the "summon" button would be liable for anything the car did.
It is not at all obvious that would the case in the US.
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#9My question is, we already have remote control vehicles. Do we not have any laws for full sized RC cars? Would it apply in this case?
Re: Driverless Tesla coasting along mall parking lot causes confusion
#10I would assume, like in the USA, the person who hit the "summon" button would be liable for anything the car did.
What if the phone erroneously detected an action? AKA a pocket summon. Is the phone manufacturer liable in that case?
Would the car endlessly follow the person around the mall? Is there a timeout? Seems like after x minutes it should self park and update the app.