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Human drivers in my city routinely do the same thing, so from my perspective the car behaved in a very-human-like manner.[a] A longer video by the same person
by cs702 3y ago
Human drivers in my city routinely do the same thing, so from my perspective the car behaved in a very-human-like manner.[a]
A longer video by the same person showing FSD Beta 11.4.1 driving his car is here (40+ minutes):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAFyPqSu8Vo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAFyPqSu8Vo
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[a] What's more, when there's a line of pedestrians about to cross an intersection, which will block it, I've seen human drivers accelerate to avoid getting stuck behind the line. Actually, I see that all the time when there are a lot of pedestrians downtown.
- mcguire 3y agoBack in Austin, it was pretty common for pedestrians to have to stop and wait in the crosswalk while cars continued to pass. I've also seen cars pulled over by police for doing so.
- whazor 3y agoI noticed EV drivers are much more willing to break and wait for people crossing. I think it is because of regenerative breaking and quick acceleration, which makes the cost of stopping much smaller. Or negative if you get a kick out of acceleration.
- ryandvm 3y agoFair enough, but better than a human is supposed to be the point of all this. Who needs self driving cars if they're going to be mowing people down while they check their Instagram?