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Tesla Driver-Assist AI Linked to Majority of US Autonomous Vehicle Crashes

June 15, 2022
oecd:2022-06-15-1c5bView source ↗

What happened

Tesla vehicles accounted for nearly 70% of reported US crashes involving AI-powered driver-assist systems from July 2021 to May 2022, including most serious injuries and fatalities. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration cautions that data lacks full context but highlights significant safety concerns with these AI systems.

Reported impact

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Relevant governance controls

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Control mapping is analytical. It does not state that any control would have prevented the incident.

Sources and evidence

OECD AI Incidents Monitor
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Tesla Driver-Assist AI Linked to Majority of US Autonomous Vehicle Crashes
2022-06-15