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FSD Beta Videos (and questions for FSD Beta drivers)

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Basically City Streets development was put on the shelf for this re-focus, though useful parts of it were folded into the AP retrofit. A reversal of the status quo ante, where people had been complaining that City Streets Beta coolness was not showing up or doing anything for long-standing deficiencies of released AP.
Then Tesla should remove this off their website unless their is some caveat for cars still equipped with Radar.

Full Self-Driving Capability​

$10,000

  1. Navigate on Autopilot
  2. Auto Lane Change
  3. Autopark
  4. Summon
  5. Full Self-Driving Computer
  6. Traffic Light and Stop Sign Control

Coming later this year​

  1. Autosteer on city streets
The currently enabled features require active driver supervision and do not make the vehicle autonomous. The activation and use of these features are dependent on achieving reliability far in excess of human drivers as demonstrated by billions of miles of experience, as well as regulatory approval, which may take longer in some jurisdictions. As these self-driving features evolve, your car will be continuously upgraded through over-the-air software updates.
 
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While waiting for FSD 9 and more FSD beta videos I thought I'd do some math research to try and figure out when we might see some movement. This was the best I could find.
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The result of the calculation was...2 weeks 😂😥.​

 
James mentions that FSD beta has been improving without any version updates. For example, his car is now slowing down for this hillcrest speed bump:


The only way that's possible is map updates. The car doesn't "learn" on its own, and without a firmware update driving behavior does not change.


Or he's not testing like-like or something (differences in speed, lighting, traffic, etc can all cause different behavior- maybe they repainted the speed bump and it's more visible or something)....Remember the dude who claimed his FSDBeta car "learned" to handle a u-turn, but the videos of it doing it showed the 2 failures were 25 mph faster approach than the 2 "successful" examples?)


Whole Mars said a similar thing about his experience.

And a number of replies from owners on that tweet said they had the opposite experience.

Even when there's ACTUAL firmware updates you can reliably find folks who insist:

The car got slower, AP is worse, battery drains faster, the wipers got worse, the auto highbeams got worse, etc.

and often in the same thread, people who got the same update in the same model, insisting:

The car got faster, AP is better, range increased, and the wipers and highbeams are great now!


Humans are terrible measuring sticks.
 
The only way that's possible is map updates. The car doesn't "learn" on its own, and without a firmware update driving behavior does not change.
There are many other possible reasons. Main one is probably him not remembering accurately and the situations were not identical. But it could also be that Tesla has decided to enable feature that previous were disable as they didn’t have enough validation. Or something else.