The Blue Origin thing is space, just not orbit. I would go in any of them after I see 100 successes in a row with the vehicle. I'd still be aware that the risks are orders of magnitude higher than most other earthly travel. but I would still go.
theweatherelectric writes: Fred Lambert of Electrek writes, "The walls are closing on Tesla’s claim that millions of its vehicles with Hardware 3 (HW3) computers will be capable of unsupervised self-driving. Tesla needs to come clean before the word 'fraud' comes out. Making a mistake is not a fraud. If Tesla really thought that it could deliver unsupervised self-driving to vehicles equipped with HW3 and, at one point, it figured out that it couldn’t, it’s not fraud even though it used that as a selling point for millions of vehicles for years. However, the moment Tesla figures out that it can’t, it needs to stop selling its Full Self-Driving package to HW3 vehicle owners and come clean to owners about what their vehicle will and will not be able to do, like a robotaxi service. Has the moment come?"
Does it reduce energy usage by 95% or up to 95%? There's a big difference. Like a toothpaste that can make your teeth up to 100% whiter but does naff all.