为什么特斯拉的AI训练员不信任其自动驾驶技术
路透社调查发现，特斯拉内部负责训练其自动驾驶系统的人工智能训练员对该公司宣传的自动驾驶技术安全数据表示怀疑。这些训练员指出，特斯拉使用的安全统计方法存在缺陷，且在实际测试中，自动驾驶系统频繁出现意外行为，导致他们对系统的可靠性缺乏信心。报道揭示了特斯拉在追求全自动驾驶过程中，其AI训练团队与公司营销宣传之间的信任鸿沟。
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