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Tesla Full Self-Driving is not safer than a human driving manually. - FSD failed a DMV driver's test - HW3 has 20/60 vision (illegal) - HW4 has 20/40 vision (bare legal minimum) - FSD hallucinates like all AIs It's no surprise Tesla can only defend FSD with fake safety stats.

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