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AIUI "Autopilot" and "Full Self Driving" were always just SAE Level 2, although arguably a more full-featured implementation of that SAE level than other automa
by zozbot234 1y ago
AIUI "Autopilot" and "Full Self Driving" were always just SAE Level 2, although arguably a more full-featured implementation of that SAE level than other automakers. Which means you must pay attention to the road at all times (i.e. you're still very much driving!) and the car provides enhanced cruise control and lane following.
- stetrain 1y agoBut FSD was promised to be Level 5, eventually, just as soon as Tesla can get regulatory approval. This has been the case since they started charging for the package back in 2016.
- anonymars 1y agoExactly, the name is literally Full Self Driving
- zozbot234 1y agoWell, in practice that clearly stands for "you must be Fully Driving the car yourSelf". Totally checks out. Even SAE Level 4 for Tesla FSD is very much not there yet, let alone Level 5 (unattended full autonomy).
- anonymars 1y agoHa, touché. After all, it doesn't say who the "self" is... Reminds me of "No, money down!" (https://imgflip.com/memetemplate/382750775/Simpsons-Lionel-Hutz-works-on-contigency-no-money-down https://imgflip.com/memetemplate/382750775/Simpsons-Lionel-H...)