Tesla Autopilot vs. Bad Drivers! (GoPro MAX) 

I was like what no. Supercharged electric? Supercharging stations duhhh. Dont blame me I drive a civic.

Youu won't believe me: my father was sick, the autopilot drove me to school!!!

Daniel Delu they have heard of it they just don't care, it's a me first attitude everyone has , I zipper and try to lead by example and things go much smoother for me but some people are such jerks about not letting anyone in front of them that if your signaling forever to exit they will still sit in your way and not let you pass and neither will the next or the next and you end up having to make some un safe choices in order to get across , i normally would just take the next exit but in this case this was the only exit I could take if I stayed on I would have ended up clear on the other side of town

@@alex.hleconte6007 I don't believe you lol

I had a Toyota Corolla for a rental car and it had the thing that would keep you in your lane and slow down when the cruise control was on and I hated it I will never own a self driving car

The local club did a mass Smart Summon in a parking lot a few weeks ago. Still awaiting the video of that.

this happens at mcity, an av test area

The Tech of Tech can we get the link once they do that

@@VentiTimes send me too pls

100 jerks would be fun indeed

he can increase the max speed he's choosing not to not sure who's the jerk here

Not only is it a jerk, driving in the left lane (as opposed to passing) is technically illegal.

slower isn't always safer guys anyone who actually drives knows that

@Cannibal Corpse Actually auto pilot does alot of illegal things in this video, and some of the stuff a cop wouldn't pass up pulling you over for.

@@barodrinksbeer7484 Like what?

😂

Steering subtly with your knees?! 😂

@give me a username true

Driving with my hands off the wheel cuz, I be ghost riding my whip cuz, I like doing that shit hommmieeee

𝙅𝙀𝙎𝙐𝙎 𝙏𝘼𝙆𝙀 𝙏𝙃𝙀 𝙒𝙃𝙀𝙀𝙇

Soon, I hope.

I want that feature in all the cars

A wideband RF transmitter would be cool, but the FCC wouldn't like it. A more legal option would be to use the electronic horn that is present on newer models.

there is a new update... your car can make sounds when u honk... u can also upload own sounds like "GET OFF YOUR PHONE" as a honk... sry my english is not the best lol

😂 😂 😂

@@TheTechofTech imagine if the autopilot would destroy the trashy drivers with facts and logic

In America you drive with phone In Soviet Russia PHONE RIDES YOU 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

🤣

@Cannibal Corpse ok boomer

DUDE this gave me an idea! Put LED lights that say "AUTOPILOT" all around the car. Mount them inside the glass, on each side, at the roofline. The front lights could be reversed so that they'd appear normal in other people's rear view mirrors. Other drivers could see this Tesla is self driving, and act appropriately. In theory.

Greg Little that would be tacky though. And the whole point of auto pilot is that they shouldn’t have to act differently auto pilot should drive like a normal (good) driver

@@RealNaisuCinema I'm thinking a small, discreet light, similar to a CHMSL, but smaller. Now, your feedback inspired me again, what if they're actually installed in the bodywork, under the paint, and are invisible except when activated? Maybe 2"-3" tall letters. Only one on each side, front / back.

Greg Little now THAT would be sick because then you could hit a button and use it in certain situations instead and it would look cleaner

@@RealNaisuCinema yeah that's what I picture, they automatically illuminate only when autopilot is active. Heck, make them electroluminescent instead. It's Elon's money I'm spending here, not mine 😁

lol

still, no flying card

シムカ nope, no flying card

In 1910 they didn't even know what a car was

@@epicbullet497 1886 cars were invented in Germany and in 1908 they became widely available (Ford Model T) its a truck

Eventually, autonomous cars will be networked so they can share data and decisions. That will actually be easier for the neural nets to handle than mixed driving with no prior knowledge of what other cars are about to do.

Once StarLink is done then all "smart cars" will be able to connect with each other anywhere all the time.

Hahhhhhh, like people are gonna give up older cars, you are a fool if u belive that

@@jonjohnson102 this will probably be the scenario of the future

@@jonjohnson102 Autopilot certainly have the possibility of being way safer than human driving due to lower reaction time. So if that happens I doubt you will be allowed to drive a car in the future at all.

I'm in the same boat.

@@nottelling4828 According to the National Highway Safety Administration, men cause 6.1 million crashes per year (on average) compared to 4.4 million for women. This is coming from a man.

@@durantburner7428 : I'm not talking about kids, but adults. Sorry man, but women just can't drive. I'm obviously painting with a very wide brush here, but you get the picture. About a month after my son received his driver's license, he asked me, "Dad, why can't women drive right?" I just smiled.

Not Telling wow ok

@@nottelling4828 Did you see the statistic? I'm not talking about kids either by the way.

Emak 48 I can’t even drive

Me either! It's interesting haha

@@JT_8283 woah.... Wtf? You sound as if a Tesla on autopilot killed your entire family

4 years before I can even drive

Joshua Jeffries that’s why it tells you to take over when necessary

Wtf no replies for an year?

F

Or my imaginary car that's newer than 2006

Turns into a transformer and beats the shit out of other cars

@@Marco_-vz2jl hahahaha I'm fucking dying 😂😂

Marco _1504 YOUR COMMENT IS SO UNDERRATED LOOOOOLOLOLOOLOLLLL XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

@@Marco_-vz2jl Autobots Roll out!

@@Marco_-vz2jl That was so good

That was pretty awesome.

NFKRZ 5:43

From my experience someone signaling that far ahead of me will pull out, no matter what, so I'd probably slow down a little too. And that's on the Autobahn, not whatever this chaos is.

No, she's normal. Crazy woman that blocks you from changing lanes while on the phone, however...

@@ZlothZloth 6:55. yah, I would have cancelled my auto pilot and merge anyways just to piss her off.

RU-vid: Now watch it again.

RU-vid: one more time

RU-vid: You're gonna watch it for a 3rd time, ok?

RU-vid: Yeah you can do it once more u got this

RU-vid: Ah nah you should watch it again.

Jona Henry nice combo of take on and on/off

Daniel so true

i’m a delivery driver in wa and man do i get frustrated

Nothing comes close to Houston’s drivers its alway something going on here i dont like it anymore bro...

Greater Vancouver will gladly put you to shame

Nav B0T the only drivers worse than Seattle I’ve seen is when I was in Oakland (Bay Area) on a business trip

you say it all wrong its stoopid

Stupidity*

Well, autopilot can stop people from driving stupid if they use it themself!

I feel it enables stupid.. but i cant judge i can only make it home alive....

Nate D. You sound stupid

lol

I feel like this is a very accurate prediction. Pretty sure that's exactly what it's gonna be like one day.

Screenshotting this to tell my kids I've met a prophet.

@@KPOPGermany Hahaha fun!

Thanks mate

How much does it cost??

I was literally right there, and I still clicked on timestamp. Lol

I just wished I had found your comment at 0:05 instead of 5:00. A bit of a clickbaity title....

I can somehow see that as actually being an issue in the near future... once cars with autopilot become good enough to fully drive on their own everywhere, will driver's licenses be required for them XD?

License

dwalters98 thats a really good question.. Like really good.. Im sure they'll make rules for it tho because the near future manually driven cars will definitely be a thing of the past

@@dwalters98 no because you need to take over at somepoints

@@bobist8986 as i said, in the future when they can fully drive themselves... key word fully. I'm talking about the point where there is no longer a need for manual input past tapping a location on the gps and off you go. XD

Jewish Tesla drivers: we take those drivers.

Everybody gangsta until alah takes the wheel lol

If my name was Jesus, I'd program the "Take over immediately" string to say that 🤣

It's more like elon take the wheel

when the car veers off the road, the Christian Tesla driver just yells Jesus.

nice

Yeah, it actually uses the turn signals

Because the problem is fascinating! Particularly the left most lane. Unless there's a traffic jam, people speed there ALL THE TIME. Heck, it's rare to see people not adding 5mph to the speed limit even in the right most lane. So what's Tesla supposed to do? Program the car to break the law?? Following distance can pose the same problem. Now that everyone understands those traffic light cameras can't be used, stopping for a yellow can get you rear-ended, too. So yeah - watching the collision of ridged computer programs and human culture is just plain fun!

I don’t even have my license lmao

i m a k i d

I kinda have one lol

I’m taking one

And there is at least 2 people doing "exercise" in their Tesla while it was running on auto pilot mode. I saw the footage on another video sharing website (the site's name starts with P)

@@kongsinchi1976 Just from the sound of it, it was probably staged for uh, entertainment, but if it's real Oh god

Sin-chi Kong who cares

@@dash9048 You must be fun at parties

@@webpombo7765 You mean that "exercise" video?

Yet a tesla

Yet Tesla

Yet

Ye

@@josephmartinez3109 Y

Not so sure as the speed differential would’ve triggered Standard Mode based upon how it’s supposed to work. Plus, I’ve already shown how Mad Max doesn’t necessarily pass on the right when it’s actually the right thing to do.

There should be an intermediate mode I guess.

I can’t drive without mad max. He is my Bf now!

What's wrong with passing on the right? Common and normally safe thing to do, this thing already drives as slow as my dead grandmother even in MadMax mode.

@@Mrbfgray I hope you're joking. Passing on the right is not only unsafe, but also can aid in creating traffic. Don't pass on the right lmfao The Tesla drives "slow" because it's set to the speed limit.

Yeah if people try to do that and I see it right away I speed up and get out in front of them. Not cutting them off, just encouraging them to stop.

Why would you do that though?

@@dghddvsfbdch6183 Idk who you're talking tooo but I don't cut em off or anything, just if it's open highway I speed up and get out in the right lane.

She even talks on her phone

A cop did that to me. He or she was hogging the left lane forever and didn't even need to turn left either. Actually, they cut across 2 lanes of traffic to turn right as soon as I got behind them...

Yeah

you could make an advanced system of all phones knowing theyre in public transport

iPhones do try to do that

And passengers in the car? What if there is an emergency such as a heart attack in the car and you are trying to drive yourself to the hospital?

@@jaalan7896 then dont have an emergency in the car lmao

For your future reference, it's deter.

How would a turret make them take an alternate route?

@@DickTangoTV thanks

@@fiarusgaming3420 it'll send them on a route to heaven

Wait until somebody converts their cybertruck into a halo warthog and then you literally have that

tbh a lot of AI is built around mimicking the human thought process (inc. stupidity) so it's possible

Catnip but auto pilot isn’t going to be talking on their phone either so if it every becomes exactly like a human it will be better than most humans

Because stupidity is creative and original. No one can think of it comming.

@@amonnoma1370 Brain: Well yes but actually no.

I feel the same way many days, and I willingly comply with my algorithm overlord.

The problem here was the auto-pilot should've sped up to go into the gap, but it is limiting its speed so behaves like a rookie and self-absorbed driver. Secondly it left it too late to move over and should've moved over earlier anyway (typical rookie/unsafe driving behavior), then as it signals flashes 7 times before even moving a little, 2 or 3 signal flashes is enough before making a lane change, so this makes the already slow driver look like a rookie, and who wants a slow or unsafe driver to be in front of them, thus she speeds up. Thirdly the auto-pilot was overly cautious in moving over, and could have continued instead of giving up, what we see is the other driver speeding up (but only a little from what I can tell), the auto-pilot wimped out (much like a rookie would do), and as the commentator says so, the auto-pilot behaves like a jerk. Finally, when the auto-pilot finally does decide to switch into the right lane it does so just before an on-ramp, yet another a rookie (and potentially unsafe) thing to do. Who's programming the auto-pilot, they seem to be a rookie driver, and this probably explains why I know to give a Tesla extra space because they often drive like a rookie and do unsafe things way too often. I've previously assumed it to be narcissistic Tesla drivers, but now I wonder if maybe it's their auto-pilots that make them look like jerks?

Too much caution can sometimes be dangerous.

Thats exectly the point... •_•

There is a video on RU-vid. One tesla being pulled over when it was summoned and the cop did not fineanyone because ghere was no driver and there is no law

@@kannankichu1997 that's a fake video.

@@kannankichu1997 Bullshit, the driver should still have been fined since they were in the driver seat and was responsible for taking over the car.

Holy Ravioli dumbass there was no one inside the car he summoned the Tesla to his location

No

Yes

Yes No

No Yes

Almost as if the subject of the video is autopilot.

Din Miftari Agreed!

He seems to be excited to contribute to AP development. I don't think he minds it being more involving.

@@THarshavardhanReddy I wouldnt want it to be completely automatic, as much as we say we'll be driverless in 10 years we wont. There will still be people driving normal vehicles so user input would be a safe thing to have. Perhaps the technology for completely driverless, no input, will be there but I dont think the market will be at 100% by then. Personally id love one of these cars for long trips but for short trips around the area ill stick to my manual car.

Okay good, I’m not the only one that thinks that.

@@Spideynw Not agreed

I think 80% of people

Don't have and will never do.

@@Enforcer_WJDE but y?

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@@cjwavy3929 ?

Acid no need to apologize friend, your eng is great!👍🏼

I see what you mean, but I don't think this situation fits the description. This is a lane to an off ramp. Lots of cars need to merge into one lane here, since there's some traffic that off ramp can't handle smoothly. It's actually very unsafe to wait to merge until the end, when there's that much traffic. It causes the tesla to come to an almost stop on the adjacent lane, where people are driving much faster. I have seen it happen here in Europe, where someone was either being a jerk and cutting in front of about 50 cars, or just didn't realize the exit was backlogged and needed pre sorting. The car wanted in the not moving lane, since the ramp was quickly approaching, and stopped on the second lane of the highway, since there was no way he could merge this late into the traffic jam. A lorry was driving there, at quite the speed, since it still is the second lane of a highway, and he didn't anticipate the sudden stop. He hit the car very hard unfortunately. It happens very often at that spot, also due to drivers not letting the cars merge, as they feel cheated, it can cost you 15 mins of traffic jam, and then some jerk comes along and gets in front of you, without having to wait 15 mins. These maneuvers are also what partially causes the jam, as cars have go keep stopping to let someone in front. Please don't do this in this situation, it's so dangerous. Unless you want to get some insurance money, because that car that was hit won the case. The lorry should've been able to stop they said. Hm.

Acid s

Nah dude zipper merge learn it

@@MrsJolene- You sir, are wrong and explaining yourself very well, why you are wrong. If everyone uses both lanes fully and merges in the front, this is optimal behaviour and stops your described situation of people "feeling cheated" from ever forming. Zipper merge.

Itll be even worse with the cyber truck, dang truck autopilot will have a superiority complex 😅😅😅

More like MUSK Pass Truck

@@moakashi4457 ... ... ... *slow clap*

Brony! YES

Well, unlike us, it doesn't need to be sucked up to the back door of the truck to save gas :D

Maybe worse.

Yeah they would act worse

@@TheTechofTech this driver sleeping in tesla ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZhObsMnipS8.html rules of the road go out the door like there "supposed to keep there hands on wheel" you don't assume people people will listen, they will do what every they want

Are you referring to 8:52 with people racing ahead? Never heard of zipper merge? That's why you have such a long lane on the left side. If only half of them did the zipper merge ( "swerve in at the last minute" ) there would be less congestion. Traffic wouldn't be a problem if people actually used their eyes to watch their surroundings instead of staring at their phone or even holding it to their head.

I’ve heard the argument that this is the point of having the two lanes. When there’s construction, and one lane gets closed off, there is no point (other than being overtly nice) to get over right away. It just creates an unnecessarily long, congested line. I always get in the right lane and drive past every car because if EVERYONE did it, it would cut the traffic in half. Now I don’t get upset if someone doesn’t let me in. Because I understand that people see it as “cutting” in line. But I’ve seen lines be so backed up that it creates a dead stop on interstates. I’ve seen entire intersections blocked off, and the line wouldn’t get that long if everyone drove around the line. There should be a system where people alternate which car goes. Left lane, right lane, left lane, right lane, etc... now this takes way too much reaction times for drivers and it may be slow. But in theory, it would free up a lot of the road. The line of traffic would be halved, and it wouldn’t be as far backed up.

Enforcer1975 this is way better explained than I tried lol I’ve never heard of “zipper merge” before. People get really mad about this, but it gets so bad in some areas, that’s it’s dangerous to get in that ridiculously long line instead of driving around it.

Raleigh NC. The capital of driving jerks and Tesla's.

It's definitely two steps forward and one step back. It used to handle a few onramps and interchanges I use frequently quite well, but now I can't use it because NOA no longer makes safe merge decisions on them.

lol 😂

1000 subscribers with no videos ? “Sure, I’ll translate.” *car beeps* “It said to go die in a hole.” *window rolls up automatically*

Tesla: I'm sorry Karen, I'm afraid I can't let you do that.

This is very relatable. In fact, it's happening to me now.

Yeah like manual driving never killed anyone.

Yeah, because humans are never the cause of 90% of all car accidents.

Ok boomer

Patrick Sullivan I’m 17😪

Tom Jefferson ok boomer

Tom Jefferson ok boomer

Tom Jefferson ok Thomas Jefferson

how oblivious would you be to have that happen lmao

Id be like oh shit whats going on

I would be like ARE U AUTOPILOT OR WHAT?

@@lufetm You still need to be aware and have your hands in the wheel.

Thank you!

Well you may be assuming too much Princess Laya. Star Wars.

I usually like to not let them merge and usually cut them off

Shane Odell wtf why?

Shane Odell wtf

Ikr imagine not knowing every single car make and model lol

I’m not sure if I admit to that?..

Well, think about where most drivers are going. Either they are heading to a soul sucking job, some menial errand, or home to the drama that has been fermenting there since they left. Definitely not everyone on the road of course, but you can't deny there are many people on the road that would look at a 40-car pileup as an acceptable change of pace. Also feeds into our need to be remembered...Bill Burr was talking about how you could stay on the road like a good hamster or just veer into the sidewalk and be infamous. That's my acknowledgement of people that are practically invisible until they are not, have a nice day.

@@lonelygirl7441 you and I are one of the same .

Welcome to suicide city! (AKA, Detroit.)

@@FranciumBoron Andoirds do be trying to become human over there

I get the sentiment, but it’s not worth putting your life and those of others at risk to prove a point.

@@TheTechofTech closed mouths go unfed

@@_Epictetus_ wat

Noticed that a *lot* over the years I've been driving. Signal on, match speeds with guy in front to merge/change lanes, and guy just behind you slowly crawls ahead and starts to block your lane change as you're moving over, then leans on the horn and tailgates you. People are fucking losers.

The azoelian instinct?

the politicians discuss it on a phone conference. while driving of course :D

You should check the laws in your area. In NY it has been illegal for years and in New York City you cannot even "no look" touch a mounted phone.

Theres legislation already. Its hard to enforce it though

Pretty sure it's illegal in a lot of states already. But that doesn't stop people from doing it.

It's enforced some places via traffic cams. (You get the ticket in the mail along with a nice photo of yourself.)

It definitely can be, for sure.

If Auto pilot is a good driver, there will be no steering wheel or driver seat.

It's code....this is worrysome when people think it is "smart" or having any emotional ability.

@@markedfour Nobody thinks its emotional, but that is probably what it will take for a car to become truly autonomous.

@@markedfour actually its not code, tesla is a smart neural network learning as it goes

Thanks, Bert!

Thank you!

Jewdo Master exactly. I noticed it and nearly shit myself.

Yeah I was wondering "what the heck", and apparently it cut him off.

Wasn’t that bad

Lebron Jamek Idiot

Te Kaha Pause at 9:28 you can see that the truck is at least 3 or more feet away

I wish this was our only excuse. :)

NoA now respects Auto Lane Change overrides, meaning that if it suggests a lane change and you cancel it, it won’t keep suggesting the lane change like it did in earlier versions unless it is for navigational purposes. So, now I leave it in NoA and just cancel lane changes I don’t want while manually triggering lane changes when I think it’s a good choice.

@@TheTechofTech I would guess that the info your car sends back about your habits while using AP will inform changes to the software. If drivers typically respond as you did, that should send a clear message.

Don't lie bruh, that "First version" was just you before you turned on AP.

Awesome!

Transformer

Ants traffic = perfect and smooth traffic.

Val Dieter *7:25

lets meet in the middle 7:10

im literally about to die