The cars will never learn locally, so not possible.
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Poll: When will FSD V12 be in wide release?
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Also that would require L5 (which of course means it could drive anywhere) and all but certainly NOT possible.
I think this will not be recommended by medical professionals. When a person needs emergency care, that person should not drive at all. There are lots of medical and legal issues here.
Now that it's been 24 hours this looks like a much much different rollout than anything else from the past year.
There's still just a single car on Teslascope and none on Teslafi. Typically we see 10-100 at least in the initial customer release at this point, so going a lot slower.
There's still just a single car on Teslascope and none on Teslafi. Typically we see 10-100 at least in the initial customer release at this point, so going a lot slower.
I've seen 4 or 5 getting it in various groups that aren't employees or influencers. It's pretty small.
I'm thinking that this was more of a favor granted by Elon to a few buds than a rollout. Omar even mentioned getting a call from the Autopilot Team before he got the download.
That, and/or technically a public release prior to the earnings call on Weds so they can say "V12 end-to-end AI started release to customer vehicles".
I really hope it goes wider, although I guess I won't be shocked if nothing happens for a few weeks.
I really hope it goes wider, although I guess I won't be shocked if nothing happens for a few weeks.
dbldwn02
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SalisburySam
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I’d be happy if it dropped me off at my home’s front door then parked itself in our detached garage. And when I want to leave the house, do the reverse including opening the garage, coming to get me, and closing the garage. By the way that was promised over six years ago.
m5james
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Some light reading since I've also been stuck on 10.69.3.3 but w/o FSD for almost a year now - How to sue Tesla over historical claims
diplomat33
Average guy who loves autonomous vehicles
From Q4 Earnings Call
Elon: "We will be rolling out V12 to all customers in the US who request FSD in the weeks to come, that's over 400,000 vehicles in North America"
Elon: "We will be rolling out V12 to all customers in the US who request FSD in the weeks to come, that's over 400,000 vehicles in North America"
A week on Mars where Elon will land equals to 27 weeks 13 hours 49 seconds on Earth.....but is Elon's "weeks to come" longer or shorter than his "two weeks"?
Weeks is far safer than months or quarters... you start the bidding at 2 (weeks -- plural) and probably get up to 51 weeks ("hey, I said 'weeks' - what did you think I meant... 2 weeks? seriously??"
At the end of the day, as a career product guy, I really respect Elon's approach. Everyone always wants to know 'when'. Apple takes the approach of saying nothing until it's done..and the majority of time, only releases it when it's awesome. Elon has 70% of the same quality standards (it's fine to put it out the door and the rapidly fix the remaining 30% as fast as you can) but from a marketing perspective, Elon thinks in Elon time. He needs to apply a 100-200% handicap to that to get anywhere close to reality.
My Favorite quote from the earnings call:
Elon Musk -- Chief Executive Officer and Product Architect "It's not -- yeah, yeah. It's, you know -- exactly." I'm going to steal this and use it. Brilliant confusion for the masses. And fully accurate.
At the end of the day, as a career product guy, I really respect Elon's approach. Everyone always wants to know 'when'. Apple takes the approach of saying nothing until it's done..and the majority of time, only releases it when it's awesome. Elon has 70% of the same quality standards (it's fine to put it out the door and the rapidly fix the remaining 30% as fast as you can) but from a marketing perspective, Elon thinks in Elon time. He needs to apply a 100-200% handicap to that to get anywhere close to reality.
My Favorite quote from the earnings call:
Elon Musk -- Chief Executive Officer and Product Architect "It's not -- yeah, yeah. It's, you know -- exactly." I'm going to steal this and use it. Brilliant confusion for the masses. And fully accurate.
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Instead of paying $12K and 'hoping', I think the smart money would be to wait for FSD to actually work THEN buy a new Tesla with it.
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