When Tesla's FSD works well, it gets credit. When it doesn't, you get blamed
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Re: When Tesla's FSD works well, it gets credit. When it doesn't, you get blamed
#2List of predictions for autonomous Tesla vehicles by Elon Musk: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_predictions_for_autono...
Re: When Tesla's FSD works well, it gets credit. When it doesn't, you get blamed
#3> However, at this week’s shareholder meeting, Musk stated that Tesla may allow “texting and driving” within “a month or two.”
The family of the first person killed by that will know who to sue for a punitive trillion dollars.
Re: When Tesla's FSD works well, it gets credit. When it doesn't, you get blamed
#4One reason I wouldn't trust Tesla's FSD: Sun glare: https://www.reddit.com/r/TeslaFSD/comments/1huzgtu/tesla_fsd...
Drivers have tackled this problem by wearing polaroid sunglasses.
I really hope someone asks Tesla how they plan to solve the Sun glare issue.
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#5> However, at this week’s shareholder meeting, Musk stated that Tesla may allow “texting and driving” within “a month or two.” The family of the first person killed by that will know who to sue for a punitive trillion dollars.
Would at least like to use it for stop and go traffic, which is about the only thing I trust FSD for.
Re: When Tesla's FSD works well, it gets credit. When it doesn't, you get blamed
#6List of predictions for autonomous Tesla vehicles by Elon Musk: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_predictions_for_autono...
That needs to be adjusted for Tesla putting the Robotaxi "safety driver" back behind the wheel when the self-driving Robotaxi thing didn't really work.
Re: When Tesla's FSD works well, it gets credit. When it doesn't, you get blamed
#7Kind of similar to Agentic coding. The code works? Yay, well done, AI. It't doesn't? You didn't prompt it correctly.
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#8isn't that the entire "AI" experience, in a nutshell?
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#9I’m still perplexed by the utter lack of regulatory action in both the U.S. and Canada with FSD. Its inconsistency and Tesla’s “seat of the pants” approach to safety have gotten enough people injured to where I’d have expected someone to take notice by now. Don’t get me wrong, when it works, it’s amazing but there’s no way to reliably establish that it works on the same route twice.
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#10As time goes on, Tesla's fiasco becomes more and more embarrassing. Waymos are all over the place in the cities they serve, doing pretty much what they're supposed to do. Nuro has some fully autonomous vehicles running around. Baidu's Apollo Go is deployed in 16 cities in China, although they use remote driving as a backup.
Tesla, though, is still hyping a technology that seems to have maxed out years ago.