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Given that the rendering on the screen is supposed to be showing the inputs the car thinks it is receiving, it is even more concerning to learn that what the ca
by gamblor956 6y ago
Given that the rendering on the screen is supposed to be showing the inputs the car thinks it is receiving, it is even more concerning to learn that what the car actually does isn't correlated with the inputs it is receiving.
- sokoloff 6y agoThat seems intentionally tortured logic. Why would it be a given for the rendering to show the inputs as received rather than being an entertaining caricature loosely related? Surely you don’t think the animations of the car’s battery being charged are realistic in any engineering or physical sense.
- gamblor956 6y agoBecause Tesla says that it is a rendering of what the car thinks it is seeing, meaning that the rendering is supposed to roughly correlate with the information upon which the FSD systems are acting. In contrast, the animations of a car battery being charged don't claim to be realistic in any sense, and they deliberately attempt not to be realistic: oversized images of batteries or other standardized iconography, stylized arrows or other indicators of charging "flow", etc.