FSD Beta - Hands & human drivers being unsafe?

[FloridaJohn]

I have seen no unexpected failure modes other than a construction sign reflection within a puddle which was identified wrongly as a cone/sign and surprised the driver with a small maneuver.

I have viewed at least two videos where the car made a left turn into oncoming traffic. I would call that an unexpected failure.

 

[PACEMD]

Dear Abby,
My car wants to drive itself. I don't like it. I don't like it one little bit. What should I do? Is there a way I can control my car?
Worried and Confused in Montana

 

[pilotSteve]

Dear Abby,
My car wants to drive itself. I don't like it. I don't like it one damn bit. What should I do? Is there a way I can control my car?
Worried and Confused in Montana

Dear Worried and Confused, take the keys away from your car until it passes Drivers Ed and earns its license. Parenting can be hard...” Abby

 

[PACEMD]

Dear Worried and Confused, take the keys away from your car until it passes Drivers Ed and earns its license. Parenting can be hard...” Abby

Dear Abby,
Thanks for the hands-on advice. You really steered me in the right direction. But I'm still not sure how to know when my car is ready. Would a serious come to Jesus talk help?
Worried and Confused in Montana

 

[drtimhill]

This issue is reaction time. The critical maneuvers do not have a lot of leeway. You need to give the FSD Beta some time to do the right thing which leaves the human driver very little time to realize the car is not going to do the right thing and for the human driver to actually correct the cars movement.

This FSD Beta needs much more attention of the human safety drivers than the previous style Tesla FSD.

Human driver full attention (like the human was actually driving) and hands on the wheel at all times.

The reality is in most emergency situations the important thing is hit the brakes as fast as possible .. and the car has no monitoring at all for your feet.

 

[PACEMD]

And by come to Jesus I'm talking about Advanced Summons.

Jesus Salazar
106 Lonesome Way
Billings, Mt 59101

 

[dukedarkside]

I have viewed at least two videos where the car made a left turn into oncoming traffic. I would call that an unexpected failure.

Interesting, in my mind wrong choice of lanes and misidentification of objects are the expected failure modes of this beta. Unexpected to me would be e.g. extreme steering on straight roads.