Agreed. It would be nice if police had access to a "clicker" where they can point and instruct the car to safely pull over and unlock the driver's door. Because for a simple situation like this, there is no need for four police cars - simply stop the car and directly handle whatever situation is going on with the driver.
I would love to see every dangerous driving incident end this way.

Do you have a car and a camera?

Agree, this illegal, unsactioned testing of Autopilot is actually really good for technology and for safety. They would never get away with permission to just actively test such a dangerous feature, but by people just being typical fallible humans who make mistakes, we can leave the drunk or exhausted drivers liable while continuing to build justified trust in the technology.
Imagine this continues, to the point where a Tesla operated by a comatose drunk person is actually safer than a typical car. Except for the interventions, they very well may already be so.
Does anybody know, what is the default behavior by the car? Why don't they slow and park by the roadside if the driver doesn't respond? Or are the cars programmed to drive home in this situation?

Oh interesting, there is something to this but it is not exactly insider trading.
https://www.cnbc.com/id/434715...

What I don't get it how could you have this access, and only make $4M? Only RTFS but it doesn't seem to connect. Unless they were purposely holding back on the amounts to avoid getting caught.

Russian trolls, you are tempting me to filter AC posts entirely.

Troll, write in English. WTF?

Mildly interesting, but what does your point have to do with EDGAR or Lithuania?

It's not 5 million. 500 million.

Yeah, actually I think really being the spy is the best situation. Because, you have the opportunity to get traded for another spy.

Try again tomorrow.

Trump..... as in President Donald Trump, in this particular instance does not evoke any .....outrage.

Upstream Systems, https://www.upstreamsystems.co...

Wow, you are correct that I am not very smart today. Or blind...

The word "London" doesn't even appear in the article text?

https://guardianapp.com/ios-ap...

That is my best guess from a Google search. Could anybody read the article and see who the researchers are?