The US regulatory agencies need to get off their collective buts and start doing their job in protecting consumers from themselves in the case of Tesla technology which has been proven to be problematic from an impulse control and behavioral standpoint alone for Tesla owners, not to mention the actual readiness and performance of the semi-automated driver assistance system itself. Essentially people are being used as human guinea pigs in testing out this technology in real world applications and conditions, and from a psychological standpoint alone they are illustrating the dire consequences of this poorly formulated regulatory strategy.
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We examine the latest Tesla crash in this material regarding a driver being overly ambitious in testing the capabilities of new automobile technology.
Courtesy of John Mark Gray, John has an MA in Philosophy and an MBA in Business. He has worked in academia, Fortune 500 companies, consulting, and financial markets. He has written many articles and white papers on financial markets and economics. He has a background in Logic & Game Theory and enjoys playing Chess and Poker in his spare time.
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