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Yes, and let's see he is based in Michigan. Now, what car companies are based in Michigan - ahhh yes Ford, GM and Chrysler. Could that explain his Tesla hostility?

5++ minutes late? Well, they have quite a ways to go to match Elon’s “next week”

The existing camera module has video and power, so the new module should be plug-n-pray assuming the wiring harness can take the extra power to supply the heater elements, my guess is yes since it wouldn't need much power to resistively heat such a small area.

Aside from the HW4 computer upgrade details, the camera's all sound retrofittable to the existing fleet since no new location.

These poorly written articles + high short interest = follow the money

He is likely referring to the Guardians roller coaster only at Disney Epcot in Florida. That is the funnest roller coaster I have ever experienced, you have positive G's, Negative G's, Centrifugal G's, sometimes combined with each other in a dark environment with planets projected spinning...

And held it there for quite some time... Or is this V11 self park? ;)

(moderator note: Originally titled Model Y China goes on the rampage the title is changed to reflect the strong likelihood that this is an unfortunate driver error.) What is going on here-...

Flawless, but only some of the time ;) Case in point - was driving on a 5 lane limited access highway in Northern California (the 280) and during the day was in the middle lane, with light traffic, and spotted a full size aluminum ladder in my lane. Autopilot was on, and would have been happy to...

Ignore it is... Self-professed liars belong on the ignore list.

Is it next week yet???

Well, is it next week yet?

Well the video is gone, and it has been quiet, so perhaps an NDA between OP and Tesla.

It's almost as if Elon's twitter account is a bot programmed to look for the words "when * coming" and automatically reply "Next week"

10.69.2.3 appears to not weave on wide residential streets towards parked cars. The earlier versions would drift close towards the edge of streets just narrowly missing parked cars by drifting back to center and then again drifting towards to the streets edge. Very odd, un-humanlike behavior...

There are some superchargers that are drive into stalls rather than reverse. You wouldn't be able to back into these because your charge port would be way past the supercharger kiosk and on the wrong side. There is (at least) one in the San Diego area that is this way.

Buy the bot, and have it drive you in whatever car you want. And, wait in line for tickets, and pickup your food, do your errands etc.

It did the same thing to me this morning (really the first time since .2). Medium speed UPL that gave up in the middle of the lane because of cross traffic. Had to take over and drive it into the median turning lane and wait for traffic to clear. It also creeped pretty far, but still...

They do, I saw the service bulletin document when I had my car done several months ago. Why they don't use it everywhere, and all the time, is a mystery.

Sure, if the car has zero miles on it. Otherwise, it’s proration.

Haven't seen any running of lights/signs yet, much better speed control - still more work to do but looking much better than this older poll for 10.12 https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/fsd-beta-10-12-fails-poll.272817/#post-6882861

What have you noticed FSD BETA 10.69.2 consistently gets wrong?

Muuuuuch smoother! Residential and UPL. Will need to try more complex areas and roundabouts.

They're not where they need to be, but they have put some amount of thought into redundancy of their autonomous tech.

It's a lot more rigorous regulatory environment with aircraft. The manufacturers of all systems have to prove they operate as specified and then the FAA oversees that and certifies it. It's the Wild West with autonomous driver tech, the regulatory environment is not very strict and only does...

No, but the airlines are paying millions for it when they buy the plane.

They have thought about it in the past, the proof is redundant autopilot computer processing, and redundant steering rack controllers. If they expected human oversight at all times those redundant components would be unnecessary.

Probably 90gigaBITS = 9 gigaBYTES My car averages around 3 gigaBYTES/day with a high of around 5GB/day over the last month with daily use of FSD Beta 10.13 See purple line in graph-

Problem with Comma, is Hotz just posted on Discord that Comma is burning $200K/month and is no longer profitable. The Comma-3 is double as expensive as the Comma-2 and the functionality, at the moment, is about the same for many cars and it just doesn't make sense to buy their next version...

Lidar/radar doesn't read speed limit signs like a human can, but a camera should be able to easily. In California, an unposted speed limit means use the "basic speed law" which currently is 55mph or safe for conditions (fog/rain etc). Lacking any other valid source, the driver would have to...

Interesting no one else has the "runs blinking red lights". There is one place with horizontal blinking red lights that my X just ignores (sees them on visualizations though).

Yes, that looks like a bug in my poll :D

Intent would be enough. If you had to intervene to prevent it from happenening.

Isn’t there one car that always shows up.

What have you noticed FSD Beta 10.12 consistently gets wrong poll

Well..... where is it? Internal "gets it" yesterday and nothing on Teslamate for a new version for any cars?

Probably will never know why for sure, but being the head of Vision and the phantom breaking that has been going on so long that the NHTSA opened an investigation can't be a positive. AI day, coming up, might offer some answers to who is taking the reins and what the revised^11 roadmap will...

AK was head of AI not head of Autopilot as pointed out by Musk before. AI day is coming up, they probably have something up their sleeves...

https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/file/cruise_060322-pdf It figures it was a Prius that caused the crash. Cruise had to be towed away.

Exactly! Clouds go down. How would you like to be flying on an airplane that REQUIRED external data.

Individual failures are one thing, but fleet wide failures is a design problem.

Oops, another reason FSD Beta is different. Car fleet doesn‘t suddenly go inop. https://thelastdriverlicenseholder.com/2022/06/29/driverless-robotaxi-fleet-paralyzed-for-hours-in-san-francisco/

That's 10 miles/second around the clock for the fleet. Just how many Waymo's are there driving around SF... You would think they would be all over the place, but they are not. Unless they mean "San Francisco Bay Area" and not just the city.

I will say I was in SF a couple of weeks ago and FSD Beta did great (no interventions) around Japantown, and USF. No jumping curbs, no running over people, no hitting green poles. My route went right through down town next to the sales force tower, but didn't bother to use it as I got close...

lol!

Those are great maps. It will be truly impressive when a driverless system can reliably handle the mayhem of downtown with grid lock traffic, delivery trucks, double and triple parked cars, pedestrians running every which way, traffic intersections with weird angles, and then the trolley on top...

FSD Beta “struggles” in a similar way. It was put in quotes to look at the two as reacting similarly, although the Tesla is not geofenced.

It is just not a challenging area of SF, if it can handle downtown then that’s a different story. Also, reliability is unknown. That’s a pretty beefy sensor platform with moving parts.

Uh huh. I'm very familiar with all of SF. It is geofenced to an area that is not congested. Let's see how it does around Market St downtown. Oh, and here is the video not sped-up. Looks like it "struggles" too. Funny how speeding up these driving videos makes everything look so fluid... Again...

Yes, it would initially probably work like car ownership in Tokyo today. If you can’t prove you have a garage space for a car, you can’t get (register) a car. In the future in urban centers if you don’t have a garage spot, you will be limited to robotaxis or other forms of ppublic transport.