Tesla's new self driving update

[iHeat]

Tesla self-drive mode filmed 'endangering passengers' - BBC News

Autopilot was released as a software update, with a note stating it was suitable only for motorway driving.
The two videos showing cars swerving took place away from the motorway lanes.
Tesla said: "The latest autopilot release is a hands-on experience to give drivers more confidence behind the wheel, increase their safety on the road and make motorway driving more enjoyable."
At the time of its release, Tesla chief executive Elon Musk said autopilot was still in test mode.
"The software is very new. We're being especially cautious at this early stage, so we're advising drivers to keep their hands on the wheel just in case," he said.
Another Miami driver said his car was driving at 75mph (120km/h) in a 60mph zone, resulting in it being pulled over by the Florida Highway Patrol. He posted pictures of the speeding tickets he had been issued.
Tesla told the BBC it was the driver had set the speed limit to 75mph, because autopilot does not set the speed limit. It also said speeding drivers were warned that they were breaking the limit.

[flagella]

I can already see some ppl attempting to sue manufacturers for accidents caused while auto pilot in future.

[JesseBlue]

Nah...there woulda been a 45 page terms of use that no one reads but quickly skims / looks for the accept button

[Berzerker]

It's meant for highways with clear lines on it. If you wanna be stupid and use it not as intended, you deserve whatever fate you make for yourself.

Berz out.