On the run-up to the autonomous Robotaxi unveiling, Tesla is releasing a fresh batch of Autopilot safety data to placate regulators. It didn't break down Autopilot vs FSD safety record, though.https://www.notebookcheck.net/Autopilot-vs-FSD-accidents-breakdown-missing-from-new-Tesla-data-that-shows-them-10x-safer-than-the-US-average.840685.0.html
Another example how statistics can be twisted to accommodate a narrative.
How is Autopilot remotely comparable to robotaxi? FSD disengages in inclement weather. FSD has a backup human driver.
FSD and Autopilot are cherry-picked to work under ideal conditions. This skews any data used.
Tesla cars are only one segment of the market, you can't compare them to the entire U.S. auto industry. Otherwise, you are comparing Teslas with Semi trucks, autos with mechanical issues that caused an accident, etc? Kinda skews the data in Teslas favor.