Okay, for all the armchair critics, here's your task. You're assigned to build a system:

* For a bit over 4k passengers per hour (the required peak capacity on the leg) * With zero waiting in most circumstances * With two minute transfer times direct-to-destination across what's normally a 20-30 minute walk on the long leg, up to 60 minutes during crowded times * The surface is already built out * It's Vegas, so it should be exciting. * Your budget is about $50M.

Go.

In real terms, well looking at real statistics that don’t make false comparisons of auto pilot running in ideal conditions versus humans in all conditions, Tesla’s autopilot is several orders of magnet use worse than human error right now.

Exactly zero. "Full self driving" is generally defined as "all driving features have been released". City driving has not yet been released, and there are several other missing pieces, such as hand gesture recognition, that will be required before it can be called FSD. Therefore none of those deaths involved anything even approaching full self driving.

Reference to anyone being made to wait for anything more than a "typical wait for spare parts delay"?

I mean, Elon got fired from Paypal for trying to do everything on Windows servers.

Every physical thing on Earth accumulates damage over time.

They can't let non-EV vehicles in without adding massive ventilation infrastructure to deal with the exhaust.