According to a report by Inside Edition, a dog appears to have taken control of a car, because nothing matters anymore.
The video shows a dog going for a ride in a car, and the dog's owner is not happy. Nobody is in there! Is this legal?
It isn't the most egregious use of the self-driving software, but it is another instance of someone abusing it for views on the internet.
It doesn't help that the software is easily fooled into thinking there is a human behind the wheel.
Wasn't me?
Missick told Inside Edition that he didn't set up the obviously staged video, but that he wished he knew someone with a car.
He said that he was not involved with this one.
It is not a stretch to conclude that Missick may be behind this latest stunt, since he orchestrated the one where he tried to catch a wasp with a small lasso in his kitchen.
Who is at the right place at the right time? What are the chances?
Inside Edition's insightful reporter pointed out that someone was hiding in the backseat and the dog had to not sit shotgun for once.
Austin police are investigating the case, according to the magazine.
A dog is behind a wheel of a car in a viral video.
Engineers from the company say that Musk misled the public about the safety of autopilot.
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