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Absolutely, but I think what most humans would do is slow down - especially at night - and not go through the intersection at 27 when they were approaching at 3
by pc86 3y ago
Absolutely, but I think what most humans would do is slow down - especially at night - and not go through the intersection at 27 when they were approaching at 30. FSD appears to just make a binary "go/stop" decision and commit fully rather than slowing down when there is decreased confidence as a person would/should.
Definitely poor intersection design though as well. I've seen lights with extensions around the bulb to prevent them from being seen from obtuse angles, I wonder why these lights don't have those? Especially at night it would completely block your vision of the light(s) that don't apply to your road.
- mrguyorama 3y agoIf the Tesla's self driving software had to be limited in speed based on it's confidence, it wouldn't be able to driver faster than 15 mph. Tesla's self driving is ENTIRELY based around "Fuck it, I'll probably be fine"
- valval 3y agoSource: just made it up