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I think calling it vapor ware is uncalled for, you can test drive a Tesla with FSD and see for yourself the level of autonomy it’s achieved relative to other ca
by andreilys 5y ago
I think calling it vapor ware is uncalled for, you can test drive a Tesla with FSD and see for yourself the level of autonomy it’s achieved relative to other cars.
More than anything else it’s marketing hype, and I agree calling it full self driving when it has documented flaws is disingenuous. But it’s not vaporware.
- ClumsyPilot 5y ago"level of autonomy it’s achieved relative to other cars." Well Theranos machines did exist and provide results, they were just wrong, so they werent vapour ware either. Its just in healthcare there is a clear benchmark they must be able to meet. There isn't universal agreement for the benchmark for calling it FSD, and there is debate as it's safety. Personally I am not happy with any Self Driving that accidentally drives into a stationary solid object, like a wall or a trailer - that should be impossible.
- moffkalast 5y agoI'm not happy with human drivers doing that either, but it does seem to happen. And that is after all the real life benchmark.