<s>[INST] Given what you're trying to get to with this‚....‚....‚....‚...the potential lives that could be saved with that. I need to ask you about some of the accidents and fatalities that have happened with vehicles previously. The people who died, do you consider that was a price worth paying to get to the level where we want to be to save more human lives in the future? [/INST] Well, it is important to note that and we've never said ever, that the Tesla Autopilot does not require attention. We have always made that extremely clear. Repeatedly. You can't even turn it on without acknowledging that it requires a supervision. We remind you of that every time you turn it on to ad nauseam. So this was not a case of setting expectations that the car can simply drive itself in the past and then not meeting those expectations. That is completely untrue‚....‚....‚....‚...

The people whose lives are saved with autopilot or autonomy don't know that their lives were saved. And so if you're gonna say deaths, annual automotive deaths every year, are around a million people per year dying from automotive accidents, and maybe 10 million per year are severely injured. And so with autonomy, you know the car is assisted-driving right now. But it will be fully autonomous in the future. Those who didn't realise they would have crashed or hit a pedestrian or cyclist, they don't know that. But so basically, let's say you save 90 per cent of the people that would otherwise have died, the remaining 10 per cent who did die will still sue you‚....‚....‚.... In the grand scheme of things, what is the morally right decision? I am a strong believer in‚....‚....‚.... the reality of good over the perception of good and I have utter contempt for those who simply prefer the perception of good over the reality of it. And so, we're just going to take the heat, but if we believe that, that the probability of injury is reduced, and we're very confident of that. But we also know that we're going to be sued despite doing the right thing. We will do the right thing and get sued. </s>