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Only_Outcome4297 t1_jaa3tnt wrote

Reply to comment by Inside-Insurance-508 in Tesla, Musk sued by shareholders over self-driving safety claims by yuuuuuuuuu

"A while" in legal terms can be 5 years or more, which is about the same amount of time it'll take to make a case of criminal negligence.

In any case, access to the charger network is a different issue. While it may be owned by Tesla, $2bn in the scheme of government spending is nothing, and there are alternatives if needed. The supercharger network, without an upgrade to high capacity DC 800V charging, has only got a limited lifespan anyway.

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mlamping t1_jaa6ru8 wrote

Bear hopium

They got the legal protections when you hit accept.

And 5 years or more? Statute of limitations would be gone.

What would they sue for?

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Inside-Insurance-508 t1_jaa78vs wrote

Good point- And the current trends are depicting this.

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mlamping t1_jaa8hf0 wrote

They’re suing but losing.

Look at all the last suits.

And there were like 7 fatalities (rip to those who passed). Paying out a few million to those families won’t hurt the technology or the other companies pursuing self driving.

The government won’t touch stifling any AI company right now in fear of China and others getting there first

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