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I feel like this article is a bit of a distraction when there's a lot of valid problems that Teslas have which human drivers don't also havehttps://www.businessinsider.com/hackers-trick-tesla-accelerating-85mph-using-tape-2020-2?r=US&IR=T …
I mean, you could deface a road sign, fooling drivers into driving at the wrong speed, right now. You wouldn't fool everybody but you'd get a few folks. What's stopping you?
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The Tesla's ability to see past graffiti, snowfall, bullet holes and what have you should indeed be as good as a human's, but I think the bigger question is why did the Tesla think it was safe or even legal to drive 85mph on that road, regardless of signage
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