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yes. and also giving a whole lot of driving data to tesla for use in their insurance program and obviously to train their AI. i’m one of them AMA
What are the use cases and often how do you use it? (reposting to everyone who says they're open to questions)
Alarmed by Tesla’s self-driving test, state legislators demand answers from DMV
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Re: Alarmed by Tesla’s self-driving test, state legislators demand answers from DMV
#162> ...cited the apparent poor performance of what Tesla calls Full Self-Driving beta, a $10,000 option that gives owners advanced automated driving features and allows them to test cutting-edge autonomous technologies on public roads. (Beta is a software term that describes a product not quite ready for general sale to the public.) Wait, does this mean people are actually paying extra money to become test dummies for…
Re: Alarmed by Tesla’s self-driving test, state legislators demand answers from DMV
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The DMCA take down was by the original recorder of the video towards the person that re-uploaded it on Youtube without permission. Tesla had nothing to do with it.
I didn’t say Tesla had anything to do with it and I don’t know who is prompting them. What’s clear is that DMCA takedowns are now a pattern for “bad” FSD videos.