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The fact that the other companies which went with a more thoughtful roll-out, delaying the time to market, got a much better track record, is a strong counter-counter-point IMO.


The thing is that Tesla FSD is trying to solve another problem than cars driving in geograhically limited areas.

Thus comparing the disengagement rates does not make sense.


If you don't count disengagements then what metric do you use? Because I'd guess a statistically significant portion of disengagements are likely accidents that would've happened--if not for human intervention. Which if we're calling it 'full' self driving suggests you shouldn't need to intervene at all.




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