Re:Tesla loses U.S. designation for some advanced safety fea...
by moojd on Thursday May 27, 2021 @03:57PM
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I don't think humans are a good benchmark for what we should expect from FSD.
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Re:Tesla loses U.S. designation for some advanced safety fea...
by valine on Thursday May 27, 2021 @04:08PM
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Not in the short term for sure. I've been pretty impressed with the FSD beta videos circulating youtube though. It's better than you would expect for a non-geofenced, vision based self driving system.
Re:Tesla loses U.S. designation for some advanced safety fea...
by wearywanderer on Thursday May 27, 2021 @04:20PM
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Better than I would have expected? I guess we didn't watch the same videos. I expected to see the system repeatedly trying to kill people and that's exactly what I saw in those videos.
Re:Tesla loses U.S. designation for some advanced safety fea...
by valine on Thursday May 27, 2021 @04:25PM
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I guess we haven't seen the same videos. I've watched many hours of FSD beta footage and if anything its excessively cautious.
Not saying it never makes dangerous mistakes, but the mistakes I've seen it make seem solvable. For example it has trouble with unprotected left turns when there are trees or fences obscuring the view. That to me is understandable and could probably be fixed with an update to the vision stack, maybe train the object detector on cars partially obscured by trees.
Re:Tesla loses U.S. designation for some advanced safety fea...
by wearywanderer on Thursday May 27, 2021 @04:28PM
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From what I saw, it drives worse than an intoxicated teenager on the first week of their learner's permit.