> is a tough mission to add on top of creating FSD
To be blunt, "sucks to be them". They want to make billions from the technology, there's going to be some tough problems along the way. That doesn't make it incumbent on anyone else to allow, excuse, or otherwise give them a pass.
So you're saying that if anyone wants to interact with FSD & american drivers, you're requiring them to also solve this problem?
How far would you go here, balancing this added feature to the benefit of making FSD release sooner and lowering traffic accidents? What's your exchange rate in time - there are ~100 fatalities nationally per day - would delaying FSD by 10 days to fix this annoying behavior be worth the delay? What if the delay was longer? How long would you wait? Or what if the delay were unknown - would you assert you are sure it's short, and ram it through? What if you were wrong, that including this behavior caused a long delay in FSD - would you feel bad then?
Or are you certain that they're just being obtuse by not including it? Or do you have another theory for why Tesla isn't including bundling this specific software behavior along with their efforts to create superhuman safety FSD?
To be blunt, "sucks to be them". They want to make billions from the technology, there's going to be some tough problems along the way. That doesn't make it incumbent on anyone else to allow, excuse, or otherwise give them a pass.