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Right now, the TSLAs with FSD will disable it in snow+rain, so I assume that even if TSLA achieves L4, it will be only under ideal conditions until they have en
by misiti3780 5y ago
Right now, the TSLAs with FSD will disable it in snow+rain, so I assume that even if TSLA achieves L4, it will be only under ideal conditions until they have enough data to resolve these edge cases.
- itsoktocry 5y ago>Right now, the TSLAs with FSD will disable it in snow+rain What about that instant before it figures out it's bad enough weather to shut itself off? What is the threshold?
- misiti3780 5y agoIt seems like currently the minute it detects rain it shuts it down. (wipers are automatic also) On the other hand, there are a lot of videos of FSD Beta on youtube that show the car driving into the sun where it's almost impossible for a human to see, but the cameras detect all of it.
- cma 5y agoMusk said after winter 2019 they would have all the data they need for all human drivable ice and snow conditions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ucp0TTmvqOE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ucp0TTmvqOE
- joshuahaglund 5y agoI keep seeing people incorrectly call less than perfect driving conditions "edge cases." That term refers to rare conditions. Rain, snow, pedestrians, and support pillars are not rare.
- misiti3780 5y agoYou're right, they are not really edge cases, but the original poster mentioned a sign covered in snow. In that case, a human would probably just do the same thing the TSLA would: blow the stop sign or continue at the current speed limit until they get pulled over.