This could finally get him on the board. Elon needs to keep TSLA down to ensure employees don't leave when their options vest.
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FixedEpic 'side-eye' from Ross as he calculates his liereply...
It has been confirmed by multiple FSD Beta testers that when going straight from this stop sign, if the FSD Beta speed is set at 30 mph or less, it stops at the stop sign, but at 35-40 mph it passes through the stop sign & stops in the middle of the intersection.
Basic TACC is still beta according to the owners manual.
So are the auto wipers.
So I guess Elon is saying no 12 for a long time.
Unfortunately or fortunately it's 11.3.6. Maybe they will have FSD Beta users and then testers with 11.4+
Thats what I would assume, the stable builds and then bleeding edge builds of FSDUnfortunately or fortunately it's 11.3.6. Maybe they will have FSD Beta users and then testers with 11.4+
The latest wide release of 2023.20.7 including FSD Beta 11.3.6 has been made available to over 50% of TeslaFi/Teslascope including those in regions that can't actually activate it. However, it seems like Tesla might be newly (re-?)prompting owners to opt-in to data sharing such as those in the UK probably to run FSD Beta in the background to get it ready for actual activation:
Allow Autopilot Analytics & ImprovementsWe are working hard to improve safety features and make self-driving a reality for you. You can help Tesla in this effort by sharing data that will be used as part of fleet learning to continuously improve Autopilot.This data is anonymous - it is not linked to your account or VIN, and includes for example: external camera data, trip data, map location and vehicle state data. For added protection, we apply privacy preserving methods such as precision blurring to the external camera data you share.
You know what. I never thought about how big of an advantage in training data Tesla really has. Sure it has a lot more cars on the road to collect data, but it also has tons of drivers providing live feedback, something other self-driving systems don’t have. For machine learning models, labeling is very resource-intensive and critical. This user feedback should really speed up the development.