Model 3 - FSD (Supervised) 12.3.4 - Test Route 3 ER to Start Point - 2024.3.15 - 13 April 2024

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Interestingly on the return drive I had 3 interventions requiring me to tap the accelerator.
First was at the traffic light near the hospital that was flashing red. Car would not proceed when it had the right of way.
The other two were related to vehicle not accelerating to match the flow of traffic.

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@hungtuanbui9669 Месяц назад

Could you do a video step by step how to set up FSD? Thanks ❤

@DuckOfDuckness Месяц назад

Maybe it's different because I'm just watching a video, but it feels/looks like almost every time you press the accelerator "because the car is going too slow", it's just following the speed of the car ahead of. And just about every time you've pressed the accelerator, the car ends up having to slow down a lot shortly after because of the car ahead.

@adrianodiblasio2934 Месяц назад

Great work. If you were in a taxi or robotaxi would you get irritated if the guy behind you changed lanes because you weren’t going the speed they expected you to go? You wouldn’t even notice probably if you were sitting in the back seat occupied with your priorities. Same as which route it takes, etc. seems like we want it to behave like we would. Maybe there are other ways. For example why take an UPL across six high speed lanes? Alternative is to do like fedex delivery vehicles and take only right turns in busy areas.

@DerekDavis213 Месяц назад

An easy daytime drive, but FSD had some trouble: 1:07 Human must intervene. FSD confused at a flashing red light.

@sung-ryulkim6590 Месяц назад

After 10 years still way off. Advertises as Full Self Driving (but beta, but supervised). A joke. I have binge watched these tesla videos for a few days and all of them have problems. Even in this video, you can feel how nervous the driver is.

@DerekDavis213 Месяц назад

@@sung-ryulkim6590 I have also binged watched many FSD videos recently. You are right, interventions in almost all of them, FSD continues to make obvious mistakes. And then the cheerleaders say: FSD is solved! FSD is better than a human Full Autonomy Soon! What a joke.

@Nono-rh4lr Месяц назад

I’m in the middle here. You are correct it’s not there. But it’s not going away either. We have to admit this is amazing just to think about. Your car driving itself. And they are working on it. Fast forward another few years and we might just have it. It’s not the type of thing you can put back in the box. It’s open now and here to stay. Ford isn’t doing it. Toyota. Nissan. BMW. You name it. I give them credit for blazing the trail. Time will tell. But it’s likely to play out like the horse and buggy did. That car is too hard to maintain. That car has too much maintenance. That car is too expensive. That car can’t pull enough weight. Whatever the reasons were eventual the advancement was relentless.

@DerekDavis213 Месяц назад

@@Nono-rh4lr _Ford isn’t doing it. Toyota. Nissan. BMW_ The biggest automakers with 70 years of experience are not doing it (FSD), because they know that it is currently an unsolvable problem. FSD that needs 100 percent human supervision is pointless. And that is what Tesla is toying with right now. And Tesla is way behind schedule. In 2019, Elan Mush said: 1 million robotaxis on the road by 2020. How did that work out?

@kafiluz4317 Месяц назад

@@Nono-rh4lr Don't feed the troll. He is complaining everywhere in many vids. He will also be complaining when FSD is officially solved. Then he will say, he doesn't need a car that drives automously and so on.