Because every year, Tesla keeps saying it's going to ship soon. It's clear this isn't even close to ready, I'd say it's 10 years from shipping, if not back to the drawing board. Tesla is having people pay for a self driving package as an option, and years later, it still isn't available. Shouldn't they refund their owners?
I mean, just look at the visual representation of what the FSD is showing. It has no temporal stability. Solid objects are constantly appearing and disappearing. Often the trajectory line periodically switches from a sane path to some radically wrong path.
The car then often takes a HARD accelerated left or right, like it is dodging something, which often isn't there, only to threaten another collision.
It's like a Trolley Problem where one of the tracks is empty, and you divert the trolley into a group of kids.
The "aggressive" nature of its fails is super concerning. My son is 16 and learning to drive right now. When he makes a mistake, he doesn't aggressively accelerate and make wild turns, he hits the brakes. In most cases, in residential traffic (25-30mph), someone braking will annoy other drivers, but they will be able to stop and avoid collision. At many city driving speeds, you should not have to make sudden, super aggressive turns into the other lanes. Just safety come to a stop, even if you annoy people.
I see Musk's attitude here as endangering the public. Cars aren't rockets launched at far away landing strips by expert flight controllers. Even these beta testers can fuck up, as numerous people have already died using FSD, because some dipshits like to watch DVDs or sit in the back seats to show off to friends on TikTok, dangering not just themselves, but the public.
The beta should be closed IMHO to Tesla employees only and professionally hired drivers. I mean, why can't Tesla just do what other companies do, hire like 1000 drivers to go drive FSD around 100 American cities for months at a time collecting data?