electric car manufacturer Teslahas been criticized over his ex-employee who he fired for sharing his FSD accidents. Tesla FSD The employee, who shared his (Full Autonomous Driving System) accidents on his YouTube channel, was fired from the automaker in February of this year.
Former Tesla engineer John Bernal In the video he uploaded to his YouTube channel, Full Self Driving Beta (FSD Beta) shared some demo rides. The video is Tesla’s famous autopilot system Turned out it wasn’t working as it should.
Tesla fires employee who deciphered FSD crashes
AI Addict John Bernal, who owns a channel called Tesla FSD studies recorded. In some parts of the videos, it was noticed that the autopilot was malfunctioning, for example hitting items on the streets. It seems that Tesla did not like the sharing of these errors on YouTube.
electric car giantencourages social media influencers and FSD Beta-registered drivers to share their experiences, but doesn’t quite like the publication of service failures. The company made its final appeal to its former engineer, John Bernal.
Claiming that the content published on YouTube violates company policies, Tesla also said that although he did not receive any warning, the driver To FSD Beta tests cut off access.
“An executive from my autopilot team tried to dissuade me from posting any negative or critical content involving the FSD Beta in the future. They did a video conference with me but didn’t give anything in writing.”
Tesla FSD Beta, Tesla vehicles only navigation It allows them to navigate both on highways and in the city by entering location into its software, but it still requires driver supervision at all times. Level 2 driver assistance is accepted as
It should be noted that Tesla has not yet officially commented on all these claims. In addition, several of the currently under investigation by the US Tesla autopilot accident It should also be reminded that
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