Tesla Owner Tests Whether His Model Y With FSD Beta Will Hit Him via insideevs.com
FSD Beta testers pushed back. In fact, one tester teamed up with some friends to prove that the software doesn't react as O'Dowd's video suggests. However, since the video used real children for the tests, someone requested that YouTube take it down, and it did.
If an accident were to occur and someone was injured or killed, the driver would likely be held responsible, not Tesla or the car. This has been the case with similar situations in the past, since the driver is ultimately responsible for the vehicle, regardless of its driver-assist systems, which are intended to"assist.
We will also say that it's very interesting to watch what the car"sees" and how it reacts to the objects and to Dirty Tesla. When it notices the blow-up dog, it waits for it to leave the road before proceeding.
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