And we all knew that was never going to happen at the time that was said. Wishful thinking. Common problem in this space, since no one knows how to be successful yet. Not a big deal; autonomous driving is kind of a science project (an expensive one). It’ll be interesting to see where things are in five years in the industry. Might be close, hard to say.
Yeah - it also seems like 12.1 had a few more issues than we’ve seen in the past.
To be fair, I’ve had this happen once on 2022.4.5.21. Not only did the car scream at me to take over immediately—to include having to shift into Drive—the “mind of car” visualization froze for a couple of minutes. That’s consistent with the FSD computer crashing hard and having to reboot.
Sounds like a primitive version of this Minority Report scene. When cars become JUST a method of transport, not a symbol of individuality or status, it will look something like this.
The release notes are pretty long, and some of the items are clearly major changes. I'm not at all surprised that its taking longer for a wider rollout.
It sounds insane to do a release every 2 weeks. Every 6 weeks is insanely fast in my opinion. Every 60 days is fast enough. Let the engineers digest the status and really nail the fixes
Doubtful FSD will ever drive how you or I drive. FSD's prime directive is don't hit a pedestrian or any object. How it accomplishes that will be uniquely different than any human driver so get used the fact it won't drive like you do.
