Add a couple to that number, more likely beta 15+
Slightly OT but I thought about this (fraud) this morning on my morning commute in the rain. Did an experiment and tried to leave the wipers on auto just to see if it's my own personal problem with hating water on the windshield, or if the auto setting for the wipers truly is insufficient. It's not me - the wipers just don't cut it in highway driving - they don't respond to the combo of dark and fog and mist and changing rain levels I experienced this morning. I won't get into how poorly EAP acted (I've made a recent thread on that).
Do you have a sense of what has improved from the early betas to now? Maybe that will give an idea of what Tesla is focusing on to prepare it for general release as I don't think people expect the initial release to work perfectly for every situation. E.g., is it consistently detecting and giving space to pedestrians and cyclists so Tesla can definitely say FSD keeps vulnerable road users safe.
Those are good questions, but I suspect no-one outside Tesla knows the answer. It’s also important to be careful about how much to read into the various FSD videos. First, the testers are (quite rightly) testing the car in tricky situations, where you would expect more disengagement’s etc. Second, posts on YouTube are unlikely to show “yet another boring no problem FSD trip to the grocery store”. So it’s tricky to judge how FSD would behave in day-to-day use, until Tesla widen the beta.
