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Everyone is blaming FSD but this driver is just as responsible. Earlier he let the car fly through a red light.
by dawnerd 5y ago
Everyone is blaming FSD but this driver is just as responsible. Earlier he let the car fly through a red light.
- olliej 5y agoEven if you buy the known nonsense of the human driver being expected to pay 100%attention at all times and be able to instantaneously take control why are you blaming the driver? It’s called full self driving: even rudimentary crash avoidance from 10+ years could avoid this
- Casteil 5y ago"Just as responsible"... for not being able to instantaneously react to the car abruptly steering itself into a bollard at the last second?
- dawnerd 5y agoIt wasn’t abrupt… they even say right after they didn’t think it would actually hit. They should have disengaged the moment it started to take the turn wrong. Not let it try to fix itself.
- leokennis 5y agoSo what does the “F” in FSD stand for? Also, what does the “S” mean?
- AlexandrB 5y agoThe car does a right turn on a red without stopping. I wouldn't call that "flying through a red". It's closer to the "rolling stop" behavior. I'm guessing he didn't see any cross traffic in that lane and just let it go.
- dawnerd 5y agoThis update was supposed to disable rolling stops.
- FireBeyond 5y agoTesla throws updates over the fence with sometimes as little as 2-3 days since the initial updates. Phantom braking saw multiple updates in a couple of weeks, and some of them made it better, then worse, then better, and so on. Their attitude to testing would be laughable if it wasn't so dangerous and reckless.