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That is indeed the scariest part. Given the number of vehicular fatalities this guy is personally responsible for at Tesla, I don't think this is a smart or important approach.

The callous nature in which people apply Silicon Valley mindset to critical infrastructure problems is scary: perhaps he should get off his self-driving high horse.

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I think it's orthogonal question, right? Even if there were some mistakes, how many more death there would have been if they were not thinking about rigorous process behind ML development?

I would not use Silicon Valley technology to A/B test death rates by 'trying' arbitrary 'cool' things inside a fast moving metal torpedo. He can play with toys as he pleases but using real cars seems absolutely bonkers.

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