That's still ignoring the problem. "Self-driving" tech is no where near that. You gotta set your expectations correctly.
We're at the "Firetruck with flashing lights was hit at full speed on FSD mode" stage of the problem. This means that the depth-field mapping broke. The car was unable to tell how far away the firetruck was, and plowed full speed into the firetruck.
Its very telling that the other self-driving companies are using LIDAR to build the depth map, instead of trying to create depth-maps through deep learning.
We're at the "Firetruck with flashing lights was hit at full speed on FSD mode" stage of the problem. This means that the depth-field mapping broke. The car was unable to tell how far away the firetruck was, and plowed full speed into the firetruck.
Its very telling that the other self-driving companies are using LIDAR to build the depth map, instead of trying to create depth-maps through deep learning.