Incident #67·Human-Computer Interaction
Sleeping Driver on Tesla AutoPilot
Description
A Tesla Model S remained on autopilot while being operated by a drunk, sleeping operator whose hands were not on the wheel. The police had to slow the car down by slowing in front of the vehicle to activate its 'driver assist' feature .
Actors
Alleged Deployers
- tesla
- motorist
Alleged Developers
- tesla
Harmed Parties
- motorists
Classification
Risk Domain
Human-Computer InteractionRisk Subdomain
5.1. Overreliance and unsafe use
MIT Risk Profile
HumanUnintentionalPost-deployment
Source
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