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FSD beta, as the name implies, is for people that want to play with the experimental version. You have to request access to the beta, and then you may or may no

FSD beta, as the name implies, is for people that want to play with the experimental version. You have to request access to the beta, and then you may or may not be granted (although since ~1 month ago basically anybody that requests it will get accepted in a few minutes). So it's kind of expected that its users are a bit more aware of it's intricacies. Also, even though it switches and the UI is different, I don't think it makes much of difference as a driver. Both systems are Level 2 and require constant driver supervision. Autopilot although much simpler, is more tried and true. The delays of FSD v11 are most likely because they are having trouble achieving equal performance to Autopilot on highways.

mort96 4y ago
Your whole spiel about how people have to request access to FSD doesn't seem very relevant. The feature is being sold to the general public to be used on public roads. That means it has to be safe enough to be used by the general public on public roads, "beta" sticker or not, access request process or not.
- frumper 4y ago
  Even if you buy FSD, you have to request it be in the FSD beta feature. If you aren’t in the FSD you get some features above non FSD like parking assist and summon. Everyone gets Autopilot which is really just the combination of adaptive cruise control and lane keeping. https://www.notateslaapp.com/tesla-reference/878/tesla-fsd-beta-faq https://www.notateslaapp.com/tesla-reference/878/tesla-fsd-b...