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“Right now, consumers don’t know what they don’t know,” says J.D. Power’s Lisa Boor, citing a new survey.

In the wake of multiple fatal crashes involving Tesla's self-driving mode, ethicists suggest the need for a robust set of regulations governing the testing of AVs before more of them hit the road.

How Tesla can sell 'full self-driving' software that doesn't really drive itself

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has said the company will roll out the latest beta version of its full self-driving software to 1,000 owners this weekend.

How Tesla can sell 'full self-driving' software that doesn't really drive itself

With driverless vehicles already on the road, ethical parameters for their testing and development are still being figured out.

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Bryan Reimer, a professor at MIT and founder of the Advanced Vehicle Technology (AVT) consortium, a group that researches vehicle automation, told CR that “while drivers may have some awareness of the increased risk that they are assuming, other road users—drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, etc.—are unaware that they are in the presence of a test vehicle and have not consented to take on this risk.” Tesla’s approach stands in contrast to other companies developing self-driving car techno...

Tesla says it has stopped equipping new Model Y and Model 3 vehicles with radar sensors in favor of its camera-only Tesla Vision system.