@chrismessina@realgeorgehotz So "regulators shut down comma.ai" is definitely a heavy spin on it, quite SV episode - worthy : from the same source you mentioned, I get this https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/ne.... I agree the article you mentioned is not super clear and hints at NHTSA overreach, but, as they say "This 'aftermarket upgrade,' as you describe it, is replacement motor vehicle equipment and your company is a manufacturer of motor vehicle equipment subject to the requirements of the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act (Safety Act), 49 U.S.C. Chapter 301, under NHTSA's oversight. It is essential that you are aware of and in full compliance with your legal responsibilities to ensure vehicle safety before introducing this product into commerce".
And as the article points out, this is not a surprise and I personally support this kind of move : otherwise, what's preventing me from claiming my app makes your car self-driving, then someone gets killed bc my user trusted it too much (or my app just failed)... I think regulation should indeed keep up with the tech there & the tech should indeed be regulated.
Regardless, Open-sourcing it is a great move though, I do applaud that as well as the work that went into making the product !
I especially liked the idea of putting the app out there first to crowd-source the learning initially.
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