[fransje26]

> As long as there are still safety drivers, the data doesn't really tell you if the AI is any good. Unless you had reliable data about the number of interventions by the driver, which I assume Tesla doesn't provide.

Sorry that does not compute.

It tells you exactly if the AI is any good, as, despite the fact that there were safety drivers on board, 9 crashes happened. Which implies that more crashes would have happened without safety drivers. Over 500,000 miles, that's pretty bad.

Unless you are willing to argue, in bad faith, that the crashes happened because of safety driver intervention..

[fabian2k]

I'm a bit hesitant to draw strong conclusions here because there is so little data. I would personally assume that it means the AI isn't ready at all, but without knowing any details at all about the crashes this is hard to state for sure.

But if the number of crashes had been lower than for human drivers, this would tell us nothing at all.

[voidUpdate]

The problem is we don't know how many incidents would have happened if there was no safety driver. How many times did the driver have to intervene to prevent an accident? IMO, that should count towards the number of AI-driven accidents