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No, that's not how subsets work. If a subset of features that is part of "full self driving" cannot ever reach level 4/5, then "full self driving" is not possi
by isignal 6y ago
No, that's not how subsets work.
If a subset of features that is part of "full self driving" cannot ever reach level 4/5, then "full self driving" is not possible.
"full" is a marketing terminology but the English meaning of it would be that it works comprehensively in the majority of cases. If it doesn't work on city streets, which is a major subset of use cases, how can it be "full"?
- Dylan16807 6y agoDid you skip the rest of my post? There is an enormous difference between "city streets" the location, and "City Streets" the name. They're not saying the car will be stuck at level 2 on streets in cites. They're saying that this particular feature which is named "City Streets" will always be level 2. Eventually (they promise) the car will have level 4 driving on city streets. Level 4 driving inside cities will either have a different name or no name at all. At that point they will probably delete "City Streets", because it's a subset of level 4 and there's no reason to keep it after level 4 is finished. Edit: especially because the full name is "Autosteer on City Streets". When they have level 4 support, they definitely won't be calling it "autosteer"
- fitzie 6y agoif people watched the fsd videos on youtube, they would understand that fsd beta is full self driving, but it requires driver attention and gives the user a quick way to take over control. I think the only one that doesn't get this are journalists, regulators, and class action lawyers.