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I'm very happy with the concept, less happy with the execution. My concern is for the Beta testers, objects and innocent people it puts at risk. My comments are my opinions on what I have observed of its behaviour that's all. Tesla can conduct all the alpha & beta testing it wants on a closed course. The risky stuff we're seeing does not belong on public roads.
Can't they perfect a behaviour before releasing it, or at least prevent its use until it is.
I would suggest they ban unprotected left, merging with high speed vehicles from a stop, turning through high speed traffic. None of these are being done safely yet.
Dan Detweiler
Active Member
The problem is you're looking for perfection. There is no such thing. There will always be accidents and deaths, even with Level 5. The important thing is making it significantly safer than a human driver.
I use my non-beta autopilot and NoA every day on the highways because it makes me a safer driver. Let these people do what they have agreed to do. They're doing a damn good job
Dan
Dan Detweiler
Active Member
One other quick thought I had while reading over @Dan D. post. He asks "Can't they perfect a behavior before releasing it, or at least prevent it's use until it is?". I think it is a very important distinction to realize that they have not "released" anything yet on the Beta FSD interface. That's why it is called Beta in the first place and why it is only being tested with a very small sampling of drivers. As to the "perfect" part, well...you know my views on that I think from my previous responses so I won't beleaguer the point here.
Dan
Dan
What Does a Non Tesla-Nerd Think of FSDBeta? Easy drive to let My Wife Grade Tesla Self Driving Beta - 14:56 - Dirty Tesla
Amazing at residential streets (2020.48.10.1) - 9:06 - oisiaa
Chazman92
Member
Chazman92
Member
FSDBeta 7 2020.48.10.1
Much improved Lane Centering demonstration in this video. Check it out.
Much improved Lane Centering demonstration in this video. Check it out.
Chazman92
Member
#FSDBeta 7 2020.48.10.1
Some footage of what I think is pothole detection. The car is definitly slowing down for things it is seeing on the road.
Some footage of what I think is pothole detection. The car is definitly slowing down for things it is seeing on the road.
powertoold
Active Member
This is very impressive: recognizes a yellow light on a curve with other yellow lights in the background, starts stopping far in advance:
Chazman92
Member
FSDBeta 7 2020.48.10.1
This video is showing some pretty good pedestrian detection in some heavy-ish fog. Check it out.
This video is showing some pretty good pedestrian detection in some heavy-ish fog. Check it out.
MrBadger
Badger out
Hi @Chazman92,
Very nice demonstrations!!!
In your brief file in post 991 about "Much improved Lane Centering..."
I saw at least six 15 Mph Speed Limit signs that the car did not appear to
respond to.
Is that too slow for Autopilot?
Thank You,
Shawn
Very nice demonstrations!!!
In your brief file in post 991 about "Much improved Lane Centering..."
I saw at least six 15 Mph Speed Limit signs that the car did not appear to
respond to.
Is that too slow for Autopilot?
Thank You,
Shawn
First Impressions TESLA FSDBETA 2020.48.10.1 - 10:55 - Brandonee916
** Brandon reports significant progress with the previous lane meandering problem. **
** Brandon reports significant progress with the previous lane meandering problem. **
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OT: BUT.....Deep Rain is sh$$ and on display in this video. The wipers are irritatingly dry wiping over and over in a super slow mist. They even go on full chop (low) at 3:30 and Double Chop (hi) at 5:15 in a slight mist that should be about a medium Intermittent if using a standard rain sensor.
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