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Tesla Autopilot and the government's struggle to keep up with autonomous cars - Vimarsana News

Tesla Autopilot and the government's struggle to keep up with autonomous cars

Toru Hanai/Bloomberg via Getty Images This story is part of a group of stories called Uncovering and explaining how our digital world is changing — and changing us. Tesla’s Autopilot software, an advanced driver assistance feature, is in the news again. And not in a good way. Over the weekend, a short video of a person sitting in the back seat of a driverless Tesla operating on public roads in California caught the internet’s attention. The six-second video shows a man staring out the window from the back of the Tesla that’s driving down the road. There’s nobody in the driv...

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AAI Takes Aim At Tesla With Level 2 Driver Monitoring Principles - Vimarsana News

AAI Takes Aim At Tesla With Level 2 Driver Monitoring Principles

AAI Takes Aim At Tesla With Level 2 Driver Monitoring Principles Apr 30, 2021 at 11:58am ET ++ The Alliance For Automotive Innovation is clearly addressing Autopilot and FSD with them. The crash that killed two men in Texas allegedly with no driver gave Tesla heavy scrutiny and backlash. The latest one came as a document called Level 2 Driver Monitoring Principles, published by the AAI (Alliance For Automotive Innovation). The first principle says that “The Level 2 system name should reasonably reflect the functionality of that Level 2 system and...

Alliance for Automotive Innovation releases driver-monitoring safety principles amid Tesla crashes - Vimarsana News

Alliance for Automotive Innovation releases driver-monitoring safety principles amid Tesla crashes

Print DETROIT—The Alliance for Automotive Innovation has unveiled several safety principles related to driver monitoring in vehicles with driver-assist systems as part of a public statement by major U.S. auto makers to ensure the technologies are safely and effectively used. The principles focus on effective ways to determine appropriate driver engagement while educating the public on the benefits and limitations of driver-assist features. The auto trade association's effort to address driver monitoring comes after reports of Tesla vehicle crashes around the country—some of which have inv...