Correct - and what I said above is " I don’t expect any material updates to the current Autopilot software." That does not include major bug fixes... but I wouldn't expect to see any new features or anything radical for the older software stack.
As usual, we agree. The only "splitting hairs" portion of this is exactly what is "bug fixes"? I agree that EAP is complete as a feature set.
that feature set (as
@Knightshade points out) will not include navigate on city streets, which is where train crossings would be found.
People will continue to "use it where they are not supposed to" and continue to complain about things not working that are not supported by their configuration, because thats what people do. Maybe tesla provides enhanced visualizations to HW2.5 cars over and above what they have now, maybe they dont.
As
@MentalNomad points out, the software will need to be "maintained" but maintenance doesnt include adding features, just ensuring that the current ones work with whatever software version is being pushed out, or fixing bugs when it doesnt.
With all this being said, we have no idea what feature set this OP actually has. Autopilot? Enhanced Autopilot? They dont say. I suspect its autopilot, not enhanced autopilot, and not FSD.
So, if its autopilot, there should be zero expectation that "autopilot" should be used anywhere there would be a train crossing, but... here we are.