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so much for FSD...

• cheeze 4y ago
  Level3 next year! (ignore that he's said this for like 10 years in a row now)
• dr_kiszonka 4y ago
  It has to be a nerve-wracking job when a bug in your code / algo can cause deaths.
  • bluescrn 4y ago
    At least bugs in regular control systems can be identified and fixed, with high confidence that the problem has been resolved. If the system is heavily based on machine learning, there may be no such code bugs or algorithmic mistakes to find, no easy way to show exactly what went wrong and why a fix will prevent it from happening again.
    • epgui 4y ago
      Sounds very similar to what happens when a human makes a mistake. How do we know that wasn't the case here?
  • Flankk 4y ago
    Tesla computer vision is done using neural networks. The tech has migrated to make driving decisions using neural nets as well. The code is basically just an artifact used to create a digital mind. However, it's possible that digital mind is operating vehicles at the level of a chimpanzee.
• epgui 4y ago
  Where did you see any indication that FSD was used?
  • oittaa 4y ago
    These TSLAQ idiots get more desperate every year. 2015 Model S literally cannot have the current Autopilot or FSD systems.