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On December 20, according to foreign media reports, electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla may be paving the way for the future of automatic driving in the automotive industry, but this is still accompanied by criticism of the failure of the technology < p > < / P > < p > Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, said in a recent interview: "when we started developing autonomous driving technology, someone said to me: even if you save 90% of your lives, 10% of the people you don't save will sue you." He also pointed out that he saw Tesla's autonomous driving ability improving every month < p > musk then said, "I think this is the kind of thing that you save lives but don't necessarily get rewards, but you will certainly be blamed for not saving lives." < p > Musk's comments come as Tesla continues to face legal problems with its autonomous driving technology. Since 2018, the technology has been associated with 12 accidents. Some Tesla drivers are suing for fatal crashes, while others are seeking legal action against the company, The reason is that the latter is suspected of making false statements and deceptive marketing on its driver assisted driving system autopilot and its upgraded "fully automatic driving" (FDS) service. < / P > < p > not long ago, musk said in an interview with the financial times that he did not think he had misled Tesla owners with automatic driving technology, nor risked the safety of Tesla owners. The financial times also rated musk as the "person of the year" in 2021. "I don't think any other CEO in the world is more concerned about security than me," Musk said < p > according to musk, he vigorously promoted the development of autopilot because the system can improve driving efficiency and save millions of lives every year. When activated, Tesla's automatic driving technology is designed to monitor the surrounding environment, keep the car in the center of the lane and keep a safe distance from other cars. Tesla admitted that autopilot will not let the car drive automatically and still needs the driver's full attention to avoid accidents < p > according to the vehicle safety report released by Tesla, in the second quarter of 2021, Tesla cars using autopilot technology will have a crash every 4.41 million miles (about 7.09 million kilometers), while Tesla cars without autopilot technology will have a crash every 1.2 million miles (about 1.93 million kilometers). < / P > < p > in August this year, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) We began to investigate 765000 Tesla vehicles produced since 2014. Previously, FSD software led to 11 traffic accidents involving emergency vehicles, killing one person and injuring 17 others < p > in a letter sent to Tesla in September, NHTSA asked the company to provide more information about the confidentiality agreement it had reached with the owner, and asked Tesla to recall vehicles if software updates were needed to fix security defects. Tesla updated autopilot shortly after the investigation to try to solve these problems < p > earlier this year, the New York Times reported that musk reprimanded a Tesla manager who proposed to deploy a security system to monitor autopilot failures during the development of the project in 2015. It is reported that the system will include a computer chip and additional hardware as safeguard measures, but musk said it will slow down the development progress of automatic driving. Tesla has yet to comment. (small) < / P > < p >

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