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"AI" is ambiguous but "Full Self Driving" has a pretty clear plain meaning. It means that the car is self-driving. Not partially self-driving, not mostly self-d
by throwaway8581 6y ago
"AI" is ambiguous but "Full Self Driving" has a pretty clear plain meaning. It means that the car is self-driving. Not partially self-driving, not mostly self-driving, fully self-driving.
- Sophistifunk 6y agoTo the layperson, "full self driving" means "I can ride it drunk without going to jail"
- SpicyLemonZest 6y agoAnd I think that's the meaning car companies should use in public communications. I get why it's helpful for automotive engineers to talk in more detailed shades of grey, but for the rest of us, a car where I can't prop up my feet and start playing Minecraft is "assisted driving".