In honor of Elon Musk raising the price of his latest defective Full Self-Driving software 10.69.2 to $15,000, The Dawn Project is now offering a new prize of $15,000 to the first person who can demonstrate a current commercial product from a Fortune 500 company that when brand new malfunctions more than Tesla Full Self-Driving Beta software.
In October 2022, The Dawn Project conducted a series of safety tests in Goleta and Santa Barbara, California, to test whether Tesla’s Full Self-Driving Software was safe for public roads. The tests revealed critical safety defects in Tesla Full Self-Driving, and showed that the software will run down a child mannequin, ignore ‘Do Not Enter’…
After launching a nationwide TV advertising campaign exposing potential dangers of Tesla’s Full Self-Driving software, I received this Cease and Desist letter from Tesla. This is the most bizarre Cease and Desist letter I’ve ever seen. It’s mostly Tesla marketing propaganda and most of it appears to have been written by Elon Musk himself. It…
Safety Test Conducted by The Dawn Project Reveals That Tesla’s Full Self-Driving Software Represents a Potentially Lethal Threat to Child Pedestrians.
Today is Elon Musk’s 51st birthday. One of his birthday presents to himself is the milestone of having apparently reached 100M Followers on Twitter. In the past six months Elon’s Twitter Follower count has grown by 31M Followers, which is an average of 170,000 new Followers every day. To see how Elon has reached 100M…
Dan O’Dowd, Founder of The Dawn Project, has pledged his support for the proposed California Senate Bill SB 1398, which if passed, will provide plain language guidance that requires car dealers and manufacturers to ensure consumers know the limitations of the technologies they are purchasing.
Dan O’Dowd is campaigning to make computers safe for humanity. He is calling for a ban on Elon Musk’s so called “Full Self-Driving” software.
Dan O’Dowd has launched his fourth TV ad in his campaign to make computers safe for humanity.
Dan O’Dowd has launched his third ad for his campaign to make computers safe for humanity.
Dan O’Dowd has been interviewed by The Tribune regarding his campaign to make computers safe for humanity.