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> It does what it says. > Full self driving drives the car on its own. It still monitors driver awareness. But the car does most of the driving. Full directl
by sidibe 5y ago
> It does what it says.
> Full self driving drives the car on its own. It still monitors driver awareness. But the car does most of the driving.
Full directly contradicts most
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- onethought 5y agoAgain, it’s closer to what it does than Blue Motion. Or Toyotas latest “Safety Sense” (even though it sense hazards aka forward collision detection…) I can reel out examples all day, that no one bats an eye at. But Tesla so something… it’s a whole different ball game.
- sidibe 5y agoUh neither of those even suggest what it does while Tesla's says it does something it doesn't do
- onethought 5y agoSo esoteric meaningless names are good. Descriptive names are bad, because: I don’t think full self driving is full if there are any interventions. (Despite there being a sliding scale of autonomous driving from levels 1 to 5 with FSD easily falling into 3 if not 4). Teslas official literature classes it at level 2. But yep, super misleading compared to “Safe Sense” (aka forward hazard detection). Do you know what Tesla call that feature: “forward hazard detection” those bastards with their descriptive names!