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I followed a Tesla yesterday. It was clearly on autopilot along this single lane road and it was veering all over the place like a drunk person, sometimes into
by 72deluxe 2y ago
I followed a Tesla yesterday. It was clearly on autopilot along this single lane road and it was veering all over the place like a drunk person, sometimes into the verge, sometimes over the double white line (the line you should not cross in the UK) and obviously making micro adjustments to steering with periodic random braking. I don't see how someone could relax as a passenger in that. Shockingly bad.
- pipe01 2y agoThe latest fsd version definitely doesn't do that, you can look up videos on yt
- 72deluxe 2y agoPerhaps it really was a drunk driver then!
- giantg2 2y agoI wonder if the software quality is lower for self-driving in non-US roads. I assume there would be less focus on development and testing in other markets.
- bayindirh 2y agoI remember reading that Tesla can't recognize lighted or dynamic road signs (which are essentially a matrix of lights which change according to road conditions) present in parts of Europe because they're not present in the US to begin with. Same signs were easily detected by a Ford Puma I drove recently on a highway. I assume training data for European roads are also is of inferior quality due to amount of miles traveled and because of sheer variety of the roads, road signs and norms around Europe.