Despite that, the article and the public (the target of the hit piece that encourages people to endanger themselves with a system that has not been demonstrated to be safe with the direct intent of enriching the owners of Tesla) directly refute Tesla's ridiculous claims demonstrating they are off by multiple orders of magnitude using basic mandatory data reporting for their Robotaxi program which is using systems more advanced, fine-tuned, geofenced, with professional safety drivers (thus we can only reasonably assume that their normal system is worse), but which actually has scrutinized reporting requirements.
And yet now you argue that the entity fabricating ridiculous claims for their own enrichment, Tesla, is not only not responsible, but target of the hit piece, the ones that clearly and debunked Tesla's claims as deceptive, are not only responsible for refuting it but are responsible for demonstrating a level of rigor that is unimpeachable when the original fabricated claim lacks even the elements of rigor we expect out of your average middle school science fair, let alone a literal trillion dollar company.
Talk about double standards.
What operating system and browser did you use to write your post?
The Log4j vulnerability was effectively calling eval() on user input strings. That is utter incompetence to the extreme with immediately obvious, catastrophic consequences to anybody with any knowledge whatsoever of software security. That should be immediately disqualifying like a construction company delivering a house without a roof. "Oh yeah, anybody could forget to put a roof on a house. We can not hold them responsible for every little mistake." is nonsense. Basic, egregious errors are disqualifying.
Now, it could be the case that everything is horribly defective and inadequate and everybody is grossly incompetent. That does not somehow magically make inadequacy adequate and appropriate for use. It is just that in software people get away with using systems unfit for purpose because they had "no choice but to use substandard components and harm their users so they could make money".