There Auto Be A Law Tesla lies, coverups and expanded nonsense
Aug 7, 2025
A recent court case reveals Tesla's attempts to withhold critical data related to autopilot crashes, raising ethical concerns about safety. The episode dives into hazardous software designs and Elon Musk's bold future claims. It also addresses alarming issues of sexual misconduct in ride-sharing services and the minimal impact of autonomous vehicles on safety. Lastly, hear a sobering comparison of traffic fatalities to historical tragedies, alongside a roundup of troubling car recalls and calls for better accountability in the automotive industry.
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Reject Dangerous Feature Promises
- Do not trust public statements promising imminent dangerous features like playing video games while driving.
- Regulators won't approve allowing drivers to play games and such claims endanger lives.
Uber's Assault Problem Was Underreported
- Ride-hailing services show pervasive sexual misconduct reports that were underreported publicly.
- Anthony Simino and Michael Brooks highlight forced arbitration and privacy limits that shield companies from accountability.
Use Cameras To Deter Ride-Share Assaults
- Install in-vehicle cameras and monitoring for ride-share drivers to deter assaults and provide evidence.
- Companies should prioritize rider safety over contractor status concerns and implement monitoring now.