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In any case, navigate on autopilot can change lanes on the highway without user intervention so it seems like an insignificant detail.
by nanidin 4y ago
In any case, navigate on autopilot can change lanes on the highway without user intervention so it seems like an insignificant detail.
- gfodor 4y agoNot sure what you mean. If autopilot has a bug then there is a good chance a lot of other cars do too, since (afaik) autopilot is not at its core Tesla proprietary tech like FSD.
- MBCook 4y agoI think it is proprietary. Other cars have similar features, but I don’t think they run the same system.
- nanidin 4y agoMy point is that as an end user, there is basically no difference between autopilot and FSD if the FSD beta is enabled on the car. It's a technical detail that doesn't seem significant. If the end user said they were driving on FSD, it likely means they are enrolled in the FSD beta and were using autopilot - in the car there is no distinction between autopilot and FSD. They are the same thing in the car if the FSD beta is enabled.
- gfodor 4y agoSure my point had nothing to do with the user experience but the post-mortem on what to make of what actually happened and what needs to be done about it. In that context it is highly relevant. The person I was responding to seemed to be asking about which actual system was being used to navigate the vehicle.
- gleenn 4y agoWhat's the difference if you have a Tesla that is FSD capable but it is disabled? I bought into FSD because I had the cash but disabled it.
- nanidin 4y agoFSD is basically navigation on city streets. If you disable FSD beta, then you have plain autopilot on city streets (TACC + steering to stay in your lane).