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Is "Full Self-Driving" still the term they use to describe a mode that does not actually fully self-drive the car?
by pavel_lishin 10mo ago
Is "Full Self-Driving" still the term they use to describe a mode that does not actually fully self-drive the car?
- CursedSilicon 10mo agoHey! I'll have you know that trillionaire-because-he-absolutely-deserved-it Elon of Musky promised Full Self Driving in 2017. That's next year! /s
- gdulli 10mo agoSounds like you're using an LLM as your calendar.
- CursedSilicon 10mo agoThe joke was meant to be that next year is actually 2027. Which means Elmo's promised FSD is almost a decade late
- gdulli 10mo agoI know, I was adding on the joke that LLMs can't get the year right.
- JumpCrisscross 10mo ago> Is "Full Self-Driving" still the term they use to describe a mode that does not actually fully self-drive the car? To be fair it's appended with "(Supervised)".
- IvyMike 10mo agoThis is very forthright (misleading)
- FireBeyond 10mo agoYes, after being battered by everyone from NHTSA to the FTC to threats from class action lawyers, that was added, several years later. To be fair.
- JumpCrisscross 10mo agoSure. Was just responding to OP's "still."
- UltraSane 10mo agoThat is extremely (dis)honest
- adammarples 10mo agoFully Edible Cakes (Poisonous)
- cornonthecobra 10mo ago"Full" "Self"-"Driving" ("Supervised")