Tesla leak reportedly reveals thousands of Autopilot safety complaints | Engadget

It’s no secret that Tesla’s autopilot system has been a point of contention in recent years. The latest controversy surrounding the company’s semi-autonomous system comes in the form of a leaked report revealing that there have been thousands of safety complaints filed against it. According to the article titled “Tesla leak reportedly reveals thousands of Autopilot safety complaints” by Engadget, the report was filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and contains data from late 2019 to 2020. The complaints cover a range of issues, including sudden unintended acceleration, software malfunctions, and crashes. Despite the alarming number of complaints, Tesla maintains that its system is safe and has a lower accident rate compared to traditional vehicles. However, critics argue that the lack of transparency and accountability from Tesla is a cause for concern. The leaked report sheds light on the ongoing debate surrounding the safety and liability of self-driving cars. With the rise of autonomous technology, it’s crucial to assess the risks and benefits associated with these systems and ensure that proper regulations are in place to protect both consumers and drivers on the road.