Audietron
Active Member
Totally agree....Presumably Elon didn’t write the text of the FSD promises on the Tesla website personally. It’s the job of the people who did write it, along with Tesla’s legal team, to appropriately moderate and define what FSD capabilities are intended to be provided and when, so that Tesla would not ever be confronted with accusations of lying or misleading people.
Their job is not to just shrug their shoulders and meekly accept someone’s “overly optimistic” bias because that’s just the way they are, but to challenge it when it needs to be challenged and provide warnings of what could happen if their advice is ignored. If timeframes were only ever “guesses” then that should have been clearly disclosed, in writing, at the point of sale of the product.
So either those people didn’t do the job they should have done, or they did but Elon didn’t listen. So which was it?
legally CEO owns all the risks and promises made by company, specifically the ones made by CEO himself over and over after failing on each time... it doesn't matter who exactly mess it up across the organisation (in this case statement made by CEO), as long as it's from official channel - consequences comes only to organisation as whole and CEO as ultimate risk owner.