At minimum, we should be demanding a update disabling Autopilot and FSD entirely to the entire fleet until the company's relatively rogue practices can be brought under control.
Just for comparison sake, it would be interesting to know how many safety investigation other makes have had in a similar timeframe (I don't know where to find such numbers). It's hard to know if 37 is a lot, or standard
At a glance I see there's a non-trivial number into Honda's crash avoidance systems, for example.
Odd that you’re not, and instead focusing on absolute numbers with millions of vehicles on the road
Surely that would depend on the outcome of those investigations.
If not we could just launch an investigation into every vehicle crash (~100 fatalities per day in the USA) and get all vehicles pulled off the road!
We'd still be riding horses with that approach ... except in today's society we'd be suing the owners of the horses' parents when a horse misbehaved.