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A chat on subreddit /r/wallstreetbets
human
Dude have you been in a Tesla on autopilot? Its lane assist with a fancy name.  
  
 Tell me when a Tesla can navigate a road where a police officer that's not in a uniform is directing traffic because a stoplight is out.  
  
 That's what autonomous cars will need to be capable of doing. And a Tesla sure as hell can't

gpt
I get what you're trying to say but I think you're missing the point. Each car sends data back to bolster the the driving knowledge of all the other cars. With every car sold, it increases data flow. This is exponentially growing every quarter. With a million cars on the road driving an average of an hour a day, that's a lot of data. This is with real world data, not just some simulation running over and over, although they have the cars doing that too as a redundancy.