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I really wish they would cut this "Level" nonsense, that system was invented by business people, not engineers. Interventions are more nuisanced than just "Did
by dheera 4y ago
I really wish they would cut this "Level" nonsense, that system was invented by business people, not engineers.
Interventions are more nuisanced than just "Did the driver intervene". Many times I intervene and take control while using Tesla FSD not out of safety reasons, but to be nice to other drivers, or for a smoother ride. It tends to love passing other cars on the right and not letting cars into merges, for example. It also brake a little hard at traffic jams, for instance, not nearly to a point where it would be a safety issue, but when I see a traffic jam far ahead I would begin decelerating much, much earlier just for the comfort of myself and passengers.
That said, FSD is nowhere near ready, I do have a huge number of safety related interventions as well, but reducing this to a number like L3 or L4 is trying to oversimplify a problem that isn't simple.
- vel0city 4y agoADAS Levels were standardized by the Society of Automotive Engineers. Are you saying the Society of Automotive Engineers are all just business people and not engineers?
- dilznoofus 4y ago> It tends to love passing other cars on the right Is it supposed to do illegal things? It shouldn't be so hard to ensure it obeys laws.
- dheera 4y agoI imagined it shouldn't, but it absolutely LOVES passing on the right. Both AP and FSD