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    OpenAI Executive Says No to Trusting Tesla FSD

    OpenAI VP Peter Welinder replies no when asked if he would trust Tesla FSD.

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    Peter Welinder, identified in the packet as VP and GM at OpenAI, posted a reply to @petergyang consisting of the words No. Would you? The exchange concerns trust in Tesla's Full Self-Driving system. The source summary in the packet states that Welinder responded to a question about trusting the system by stating he would not. No further details on the original question or additional replies appear in the supplied lines.

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    @npewSince this is blowing up, reminder of L5 definition:
    @pitdesiMost of the responders don’t seem to know what level 5 autonomy is Level 5 means a car can drive ANYWHERE fully autonomously- including India.
    @BorisMPower@npew What’s a definition of L5? If we make it super high, then majority of human drivers don’t qualify
    @petergyang@npew Would you trust Tesla FSD today?

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    @npewSince this is blowing up, reminder of L5 definition:
    @pitdesiMost of the responders don’t seem to know what level 5 autonomy is Level 5 means a car can drive ANYWHERE fully autonomously- including India.
    @BorisMPower@npew What’s a definition of L5? If we make it super high, then majority of human drivers don’t qualify
    @petergyang@npew Would you trust Tesla FSD today?