Skynet has made a start

[lionel]

So turns out somebody got killed by a tesla :/ 

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/06/30/tesla_autopilot_crash_leaves_motorist_dead/

im guessing he got cocky, what is left out in that article is that the other cars slowed down.

 

[Scott1sh]

Tesla autopilot still requires the driver to be alert ann watching the road, he was probably on facebook or soemthing.

Or Tesla is really a T-1 in disguise, rise of the machines is coming ?

 

[Rolo]

Wow that's pretty bad. I don't know how comfortable I would feel letting a car do all the driving for me. other Drivers are so unpredictable too. I'm sure the software/hardware is great, but still no thanks...

 

[Zeito]

So turns out somebody got killed by a tesla :/ 

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/06/30/tesla_autopilot_crash_leaves_motorist_dead/

im guessing he got cocky, what is left out in that article is that the other cars slowed down.

I remember hearing one easy way to get around the 'hand on wheel' check is just to tie some string round a can and tie it to the wheel, the constant pulling force of the can/weight made the car think you were holding on, and it'd keep it in lane. Im sure soon enough it'll have some kind of biometic pad/check on to wheel to pick up your pulse.

 

[lionel]

I remember hearing one easy way to get around the 'hand on wheel' check is just to tie some string round a can and tie it to the wheel, the constant pulling force of the can/weight made the car think you were holding on, and it'd keep it in lane. Im sure soon enough it'll have some kind of biometic pad/check on to wheel to pick up your pulse.

Simple Tie a shaved hamster to the steering wheel

I wouldn't recommend gaffa tape though, gets expensive replacing the hamster :/