I watched the Tesla video. It sets out the template. In the fine print, the human will always be at fault.

It says AI warned one guy (who died) to keep his hands on the wheel & stay alert 19 times. Which makes me wonder, what's the point of a driverless vehicle if you need to keep your hands on the wheel & stay alert. That's what i do in my normal car. On one hand, AI lulls you into ceding control/influence over your environment, but when things go wrong in that lulled-out world, it's all your fault.

It also opened my eyes to the different techs involved in driverless vehicles. Tesla has gone the cheapest option.

As for wishing China swamps him - firstly, his product is already made in China, so he kinda is China already - secondly, be careful what you wish for. As the video says, cars now are basically mobile computer pods. Not sure i want CCP dominating that.

They clearly are dominating, as a well-thought-out strategy, & reality, but the consequences are scary. Apart from the tracking, apparently the explosive capability in the Mossad pager terrorist attacks were lying dormant for up to 10 years before they were detonated. Lot more places to hide dormant weapons in cars than pagers. If not explode, than at least the ability to shut down on command. You'd be negligent in your duty as a CCP higher-up if you didn't implant some kind of cyber-weapon capability.