About that "Tesla FSD" crash...

Incident Overview - The incident is classified as a Full Self-Driving (FSD) crash because it occurred within 5 seconds of an autopilot or FSD disengagement, which will be included in future safety reports [7] - Public perception has already framed the incident as an FSD failure, regardless of what the data reveals [5] Data Analysis - Vehicle logs indicate leftward torque was applied to the steering wheel before FSD disengaged [15] - The steering wheel position remained straight initially, suggesting FSD was not responsible for the initial leftward torque [16][17] - FSD disengaged at the same time the steering wheel started to turn left [17] Possible Explanations - The driver may have unintentionally applied the leftward torque, possibly due to inexperience with the system or accidental contact [22][23] - The incident could be similar to cases of unintentional acceleration, where drivers mistake the accelerator for the brake [25] - Human error and perception can be unreliable, with drivers sometimes creating false narratives after accidents [24]