<p>Recently, two accidents involving Tesla's advanced driving assistance system Autopilot and FSD have attracted attention. The victims of these two accidents were both motorcyclists, and the family of one victim has filed a lawsuit against Tesla, alleging that the company's driving assistance software and other safety features &#34;have defects and shortcomings&#34; and &#34;should have identified the danger posed by the deceased motorcyclist in front of it.&#34; Tesla stated that currently both systems cannot drive automatically, and human drivers must be ready to take control at all times</p>

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<p>Tesla has recently experienced two accidents involving its advanced driving assistance system, both resulting in fatalities of motorcyclists. In one case, the family of one victim has filed a lawsuit against Tesla. In another incident, a Tesla Model S collided with a motorcyclist, and the driver admitted to being inattentive while using Tesla's Autopilot system. These events have raised concerns about Tesla's driving assistance system, with accusations of deficiencies and shortcomings in the software and safety features</p>

Is Tesla becoming the "motorcycle killer"? Relatives of the deceased sue