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Tesla has released new FSD (Supervised) safety data.
Miles per major collision:
• Teslas Driven With FSD (Supervised): 6,006,200
• Teslas Driven Manually (Active Safety Features): 2,031,221
• Teslas Driven Manually (No Active Safety Features): 845,915
• U.S. Average: 660,164
Total major collisions:
• Teslas with FSD (Supervised): 1,579
• Teslas driven manually with Active Safety: 17,775
• Teslas driven manually without Active Safety: 239
• U.S. average: 4,989,713
Total miles logged:
• Teslas with FSD (Supervised): 9,483,790,215
• Teslas driven manually with Active Safety: 36,104,958,020
• Teslas driven manually without Active Safety: 202,173,600
• U.S. drivers overall: 3,294,031,000,000
Tesla vehicles with FSD (Supervised) engaged experienced ~9x fewer major collisions than those driving without it on.
This is North America data across all road classes (highway and non-highway). The data reflects a rolling twelve-month aggregation of miles and collisions.
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Thinking a lot about actual vs perceived risks today. It’s a topic worthy of a longer post which I’ll do later - but suffice it to say great investment seams can be where perceived risks are high, but actual risks are low.
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EXPENSIVE ZIP CODES: PropertyShark says #SuffolkCounty remained strong as the main luxury #realestate market in New York. - bit.ly/3WrIfzn
ALT Map highlighting the most expensive zip codes in the U.S., focusing on the East End. Locations include 11962 Sagaponack, NY ($7.35M), 11932 Bridgehampton, NY ($6.15M), and 11976 Water Mill, NY ($5.75M). News 12 logo and PropertyShark referenced.
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JUST IN: Costco's $1.50 hotdog is now available on Uber Eats.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Costco's Uber Eats expansion delivers grocery and bulk warehouse items, not the prepared food court $1.50 hot dog combo which remains in-store only.
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If SHA256 breaks tomorrow, the internet stops working. That's not an argument against quantum computing. It's an argument for better cryptography.
When cloning was first possible, people warned of evil armies of clones. Thirty years later, cloning gave us better cancer research and zero clone armies.
Y2K had the world convinced planes would fall out of the sky at midnight. The fix wasn't "stop building software." It was "go fix the code."
You don't slow down technology because it can be misused. You use the technology to build stronger infrastructure around it.
Technology is a neutral force. It cuts both ways. I'm betting on the side that builds, not the side that's scared of its own shadow.
"Pace the frontier" sounds like wisdom. History says it's usually just fear.
We Must Pace the Frontier: I’ve written a new essay on why the AI industry should slow down, with a three-part plan for doing so.
Anthropic is unilaterally committing to the first of these steps. We’ll provide third-party evaluators with permanent, employee-level access to our systems, so that they can verify adherence to our safety measures, report on incidents, and assess models’ alignment during training.
You can read the full post here: darioamodei.com/post/we-must…
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Inflation is plummeting, get ahead of the curve. I am quite sure everyone doesn’t buy a used car or a house every month. I’m sure that everyone spends.5% on healthcare. I bet no one needs the things below at all.
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He bought this wrecked 2021 Hellcat Durango for $9K, then picked up a base Durango shell for another $2K and rebuilt the whole thing. A rebuilt-title Durango like this can sell for around $50K at most. That’s some BIG bread right there.
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Lmao this case has damaged women’s rights and credibility more than anything in the last 50 years.
