I have 2023.12.5.3 with non-beta FSD. Still waiting for an update and offer of bets, but that is another story.
There are some speed limit signs that are yellow and say things like "25 ramp". The Tesla did not change the speed limit for this type of sign?
Another question. Is the software that controls TACC and Auto Steer different when you have FSD instead of basic auto pilot? I was on 2023.12.5.4 when I did the subscription on 6/1 and it seemed to enable non-beta FSD without sending me an update. However, it seems to me that after subscribing to FSD it is more aggressive when using auto pilot features on semi-rural two lane roads and it seemed that it did not stay in the lane on highways the same way as it did when I had just basic auto pilot. On highways with basic auto pilot it seemed to be more timid and stay right in the center of the lane. Yesterday with navigate on autopilot it seemed to make more adjustments to stay in the lane and seemed to drift more from the dead center of the lane, then make an adjustment.
Could it be that the highway control software when you subscribe to FSD is not the same as when you use just basic auto pilot, perhaps FSD is using neural networks but basic FSD is not?
There are some speed limit signs that are yellow and say things like "25 ramp". The Tesla did not change the speed limit for this type of sign?
Another question. Is the software that controls TACC and Auto Steer different when you have FSD instead of basic auto pilot? I was on 2023.12.5.4 when I did the subscription on 6/1 and it seemed to enable non-beta FSD without sending me an update. However, it seems to me that after subscribing to FSD it is more aggressive when using auto pilot features on semi-rural two lane roads and it seemed that it did not stay in the lane on highways the same way as it did when I had just basic auto pilot. On highways with basic auto pilot it seemed to be more timid and stay right in the center of the lane. Yesterday with navigate on autopilot it seemed to make more adjustments to stay in the lane and seemed to drift more from the dead center of the lane, then make an adjustment.
Could it be that the highway control software when you subscribe to FSD is not the same as when you use just basic auto pilot, perhaps FSD is using neural networks but basic FSD is not?