A former Tesla employee has told the BBC he believes the technology powering the firm's self-driving vehicles is not safe enough to be used on public roads. Lukasz Krupski leaked data, including customer complaints about Tesla's braking and self-driving software, to German newspaper Handelsblatt in May.

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A whistleblower believes the self-driving vehicle technology is not safe enough for public roads.

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Tesla whistleblower raises doubts over safety of self-driving cars

Lucasz Krupski said the AI self drive software was effectively being tested on the roads and added: 'your children still walk on the footpath'

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Whistleblower and former Tesla technician Lukasz Krupski told BBC News that he didn't think its self-driving feature, Autopilot, was ready to be used on public roads.

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Elon Musk thinks Tesla has 'the best real-world AI,' but an ex-worker raised concerns about how it's powering the Autopilot feature

A Tesla whistleblower has raised concerns to the BBC about the safety of the technology that allows the brand's cars to drive independently. It sounds like it's not being handled with sufficient caution within the factory walls.

Een klokkenluider bij Tesla heeft bij de BBC zorgen geuit over de veiligheid van de technologie die de wagens van het merk zelfstandig laat rijden. Er wordt niet met voldoende voorzichtigheid mee omgegaan binnen de fabrieksmuren, klinkt het.

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Tesla whistleblower raises concerns about self-driving cars: “We're being experimented with on public roads”

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A former Tesla employee has told the BBC he believes the technology powering the firm&#039;s self-driving vehicles is not safe enough to be used on public roads.

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Tesla whistleblower casts doubt on car safety

The first interview was given by former Tesla employee Lucas Krupski, who leaked a larger 100-gigabyte data packet from the electric-car company's internal materials back in May to Germany's Handelsblatt. Krupski told the BBC that despite expressing his concerns within the company, he was not heard, so he had no choice. According to the former employee, the artificial intelligence used by Tesla is not safe. These cars are already capable of stee…

Először adott interjút a Tesla volt alkalmazottja, Lucasz Krupski, aki még májusban szivárogtatott ki egy nagyobb, 100 gigabájt méretű adatcsomagot az elektromos autógyártó cég belsős anyagaiból a német Handelsblattnak. Krupski a BBC-nek azt nyilatkozta, hogy hiába jelezte aggályait a vállalaton belül, nem hallgatták meg, így nem volt más választása. A volt alkalmazott szerint a Tesla által használt mesterséges intelligencia nem biztonságos. Eze…

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“They are conducting road tests on us,” said the former employee who leaked the Tesla documents

London - Tesla cars are not safe to use on public roads, according to a former technician at that automaker. In May, former technician Lucasz Krupski provided internal Tesla data, including customer complaints about its braking and self-driving software, to Germany's Handelsblatt newspaper. But his efforts to solve problems internally have come to naught, he says. A BBC server is investigating the case today, but the car company did not immediat…

Londýn - Vozy Tesla nejsou podle bývalého technika této automobilky bezpečné k provozu na veřejných komunikacích. Někdejší technik Lucasz Krupski už v květnu německému listu Handelsblatt poskytl interní údaje Tesly včetně stížností zákazníků ohledně softwaru, který se stará o brzdění a samořízení aut. Jeho snaha řešit problémy interně ale vyzněla do prázdna, tvrdí. Případu se dnes věnuje server BBC, automobilka se k obviněním bezprostředně nevyj…

Tesla whistleblower raises doubts over safety of self-driving cars

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