Many Are Grasping At Straws With Latest Faux Tesla 'Recall'

Many people--media and talking heads, especially--are grasping at straws with this so-called Tesla 'recall' thing

The core issue is that Tesla’s artificial intelligence is evolving so well that it’s beginning to mimic human behavior — and unfortunately humans don’t follow the letter of the law precisely. Quinn Nelson pointed this out and it should serve as a reminder to anyone reporting on this topic that we need to be fair in covering these topics.

Yes, it’s illegal to perform a rolling stop. Yes, Tesla’s FSD started doing this in one of its driver settings since there are places where everyone drives like this. Yes, Tesla dropped the feature with an over-the-air update. As it stands, the National Highway Transportation Safety Administrationinstead of simply announcing them as software updates. And this is why the mainstream media jumps onto this like a shark would an injured person in the ocean.

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