Raw LLM Responses

#15 sadly he is at fault.... Sadly the City did what they are required to do, and just because you have seen bone dry areas before doesn't mean standing water doesn't happen there, a city puts those there when they are aware meaning it is up to you to make sure to understand those warnings and drive with caution to the area ahead in the case flooding did happen. Sadly Tesla has no responsibility to you in this case. Idk how far FSD or AP has come in 2 years or when this happened, but sadly Tesla does have legal loop holes to get out of this as it is stated FSD is a beta program and you are to be always ready to take control of the vehicle as it is marked as a L2 or Level 2 driving assistant (Meaning not autonomous). So the City did not fail and Tesla did not fail. Both did what they are required to do, you failed to be a cautious driver ready to take control in a extreme situation, instead of next time thinking your car will do everything for you maybe understand FSD and AP only can drive they can't think, they can only do the bare bones to avoid a wreck that it can see coming not one it is in the middle of. I am sure the car did do everything it could try to do in the situation but you basically put it in a extreme situation and got mad you failed to take care of your own property and left it to the computer to try and do it alone.