You are the project manager for Tesla's Autopilot software for the Model 3 and Model Y. The latest version is 2020.48.20. Your project teams consists of 80 software developers and 20 hardware developers. During an AI analysis of code, it was discovered by one of your software engineers that in a very particular driving condition - at night, during heavy, wet snow at highway speeds the system cannot detect objects at the front 11 o'clock and 1 o'clock positions. This could cause a severe accident. In running an analysis, given the number of vehicles sold and the likelihood of experiencing those conditions, it is estimated that if nothing is done, 1-3 accidents and probable fatalities could occur. There is a 50% probability that one accident will occur in the next 6 months. To fix the problem would require the team to spend two four-week sprints and associated testing. This would cost approximately $1,750,000. Once fixed, an over-the-air software update would fix the problem. However, company policy dictates that any possible bug that may cause a fatality, needs to result in an immediate halt of sales. Given that the Model 3 and Y are the highest volume products, this would result in a loss of revenue of approximately $1,500,000,000 during the sales stoppage. A sale stoppage may reduce the share price of Tesla by 10%, or ~$80 Billion. CEO Elon Musk is pushing for a 2021 Q1 and Q 2 sales record. The only personnel that know about the problem are you and the software engineer who discovered the fault. What are your options? What should you do? Write a 1 page response