Elon Musk shares video of Tesla driving itself to work all on its own

love this tech.

October 2016

Could be a bitch to find where your car decided to park itself, huh?

If you say so. I said it could be.

For only being there for "legal reasons", he seemed quite nervous.

3 million trucker baws making average of $65000 a year on notice :(

How many people die in cars that aren't using this technology?

Hint: it's ALOT more

Probably not since he's been dead for 74 years

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I wonder how many more people are going to get killed with this half-baked technology?

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And? Is your suggestion that this technology, unlike all others before it, should be completely without a death toll as it improves? How many people died as the internal combustion engine was perfected and as automobiles began to take over for horse drawn carriages?

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Industry experts estimate 10-15 years before fully autonomous vehicles are perfected to the extent that they are ready for public use.

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That sounds fricking amazing...are you kidding with this shite? In 2014, over 32,000 Americans died in highway related fatalities and who knows how many injured and seriously at that. Drunk and impaired driving in not stopping...people are becoming like the frickheads in the movie Wall-E in terms of their inability to stop looking at a screen even while driving so that's going to start being an even bigger reason for crashes than DUI...and lest we forget most people are just assholes and suck and being both good at driving or being courteous. Driverless cars not only sound fantastic but NEARLY MANDATORY given how precarious it really is when you stop and think about how fricking dangerous it is to be on the road with other apes trying to drive.

The real problem will undoubtedly be people like yourself who, despite what will ultimately be a HUGE reduction in highway deaths will want to shut the industry down when 100 people die a year in crashes when everything is automated instead of seeing it as a reduction of 31,900 deaths each year.

Unreal...

Now...if you want to say you enjoy driving and would miss it, yeah...I'd agree. I love driving...but as someone who has lived with the result of a family member's auto accident from way back in 1980, you're god damned right I'm eager to have this become the norm. How anyone that drives currently and watches in terror as people slide into your lane as they are reading their phone instead of looking at the road could be badmouthing a tech that could prevent these inevitable crashes from happening makes no sense at all,

You are so edgy