Someone posts this every version, without fail. I’m on the latest and no, they’re not particularly better although this time of year is not when they’re crappiest - it’s the early and late months of the year when they fail to detect spray and blinding drizzle. I really doubt they’ve fixed it because I don’t think the technology/approach can work much better - it seems to work best when it can “see” droplets, it doesn’t know when overall visibility/light level is suddenly reduced.
I wish they’d stop spending money trying to fix something they probably can’t. Just pay the money to retrofit the $2 IR sensor that every other manufacturer has been using flawlessly for years.
Pardon the rant but at the rainier times of the year it’s easily the most poorly executed part of the 3 experience and yet it’s so trivial to get right. I’ve gone from years of never thinking about wipers to having to hear all the “AI will get better” excuses. I really don’t know why they haven’t just changed over to IR.