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I guess any driving instructor worth its salt would have the required skills to correct the vehicle if it attempts to do something weird. After all FSD is a sti
by bestouff 5y ago
I guess any driving instructor worth its salt would have the required skills to correct the vehicle if it attempts to do something weird. After all FSD is a still-in-training (maybe for an unusual long time) driver.
- Syonyk 5y agoProbably not. It fails in ways that are totally different from how humans typically fail at driving. Student drivers have the ability to comprehend and understand the 3D world around them - it's just a matter of learning the proper control manipulations to make the car do what you want, and then how to interact with other traffic in safe and expected ways. Tesla's FSD system seems to fail at basic 3D world comprehension and reading, often enough.