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I realize this is a sarcastic comment, but I think this illustrates the problem. Tesla vehicles cannot operate fully autonomous as-of now. Tesla has no idea if
by Alupis 6y ago
I realize this is a sarcastic comment, but I think this illustrates the problem.
Tesla vehicles cannot operate fully autonomous as-of now. Tesla has no idea if they'll need to replace or upgrade hardware either. They simply have not solved the problem yet, but want everyone to buy into the hype. And, the hype machine is working, unfortunately.
- hef19898 6y agoSometimes it seems hype is the main fuel driving Elon's businesses. Self driving and self driving taxis for Tesla, Starlink for SpaceX,... But I have to admit, marketing wise he is a genius.
- rootusrootus 6y agoIt's a scam. They're implying level 5 capability is just around the corner, when none of the current hardware will ever get past level 2. The current cameras can't even stay clean enough to keep autopilot reliable, it'd be pretty foolish to rely on them for any kind of real self-driving. I love my car but the FSD debacle is embarassing. A lot of people are finding out that they'll never get anywhere near $8K value from their pre-purchase, and they bought a license that expires when they sell the car. I expect a class action lawsuit eventually (I'm surprised it hasn't happened already).
- fluffything 6y ago> Tesla has no idea if they'll need to replace or upgrade hardware either. They have upgraded the hardware 3 times already. Maybe the hardware in the last generation of Tesla's suffices, but right now, nobody knows.