Tesla Crashes on Full Self Driving (FSD) BETA

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lm28469 · 2022-10 · Criticism

On a straight highway in sunny california maybe, in the city, on a mountain road, anywhere with snow or heavy rain or fog, it's game over and will always be if we keep using the current techs [VIDEO]

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enragedcacti · 2022-10 · Criticism

> No, I think this argument is largely correct. And frankly settled: anyone who's driven recent FSD beta versions knows very well that the cars "see just fine". They don't hit anything, they see and avoid obstacles. Only if you ignore times where intervention stopped it from hitting something, times where it did actually hit something, massive amounts of jitter and popping in the visual output, phantom braking, etc. Unless of course "recent" means n+1 where n is the version that crashed into something. Collision with bollard in Feb 2022: [VIDEO] attempts to plow through cyclist Feb 2022: [LINK] almost crashes into tram (can't gauge speed or direction?) Jun 2022: [LINK] Crashes into curb Aug 2022: [LINK] Phantom brake Sep 2022: [LINK] Almost colliding with bridge pillar 2 weeks ago: [LINK] Crashes into various objects in testing 2 weeks ago: [LINK]

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rvz · 2022-04 · Criticism

> Works just fine for my two cars thanks.. This just reads 'Works fine on my machine' . > I feel like you haven't driven one? One does not need to be a beta tester or a crash test dummy to see enough reports and tests from others over the years, risking their lives on using this 'safety-critical' beta quality software to know that this contraption needs to be investigated and the reports speak for themselves. [0] [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [0] [VIDEO] [1] [LINK] [2] [LINK] [3] [LINK] [4] [LINK]

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