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Originally Posted by Wolf 335
I understand what you're saying, but if Tesla provides the driver with a clear description of how to use it, and the driver deviates from that process, why should they be held liable. With the statement in their manual, they release themselves from any liability.
For sure the naming convention misleads people and they associate auto pilot with airplanes being on auto pilot and they think planes are flying themselves, meanwhile one of the pilots is always on duty observing everything.
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You can't be serious about issuing statements in the owners manual (and on the big screen) releases Tesla from any liability. First off not every owner reads the owners manual. Second it is easy to ignore the notification on the big screen. Any lawyer will beat that argument in 5 minutes in court.