Developer challenges Musk: why doesn't Tesla FSD run on ASIL-D certified microkernel
pdamodaran · x · 2026-09-14
Developer pdamodaran calls out Elon Musk's double standard on AI safety: if safety matters, Tesla FSD and Optimus should run on a hard real-time microkernel with ASIL-D certification, the industry norm for safety-critical products. Without that, he argues, the blast radius isn't contained.
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