Can we stop for a moment and take in the fact that this is a 5 year old car that had fsd enabled with an over the air update. That is amazing. NO OTHER CAR MAKER CAN DO THIS.
More importantly, Tesla cars have more features once you own them than when purchased new. For example, Tesla is waiting on regulatory approval in the US to upgrade the headlights to adaptive ones via over-the-air software updates. They have received regulatory approval for this feature in Europe.
Mr Goat, can we stop for a moment and realize that Elon talked big about FSD *eight* *years* *ago* , and today it still makes mistakes everyday, on a challenging drive. FSD is a simple Level 2 assistant. Level 5 Full Autonomy is years away. .
I keep thinking about how a system like this could run in the background on all vehicles as a safety monitor. It could be as unobtrusive as possible, to the point where most drivers were unaware of its presence, and would intervene only when a driver was about to make a serious mistake, and run a red light, change lanes into another car, hit a pedestrian or cyclist, go the wrong way on a freeway, or rear-end a stopped vehicle. In fact, I'd imagine that something like this will become mandatory in the future. Tesla might be able to sell this system to all other manufacturers. I cannot help but think of all the lives that could be saved.
I use fsd myself and my only issue with this video is the amount of confidence you have in the system. You're way too confident man. I get it. There are aggressive drivers but you can't blame them when clearly the system cut them off. It was literally hesitant about switching lanes then went for it. Then like others are saying it literally blew that stop sign. You didnt even attempt to take over and even if it were clear..... Had an officer been around you would have gotten pulled over and ticketed. Paul i like your videos i really do man but you can't pretend like this system is so amazing when its making dangerous mistakes like that and you still need to take control when it does.
at 17:28 FSD fails to stop at a Stop Sign,,, however, IT IS the divers responsibility to make the stop if fsd fails to do so. FSD is only to be used while being supervised,,, anyway, it ran a stop sign, drivers fault, driver was aware that it was going to happen and allowed it to happen because he saw that there was no traffic coming and allow it to carry on,,, an fsd mistake that is sure to be fixed by Tesla. Overall, fsd is very smooth, really awesome, but still makes mistakes, the errors are getting to be fewer though. Thanks for sharing, Cheers!
Plus, FSD missed the stop sign, but it did not miss the traffic in the intersection and merged in smoothly while fully aware that it was safe to do so, despite having run the stop sign. Inexcusable, but probably not dangerous at all.
Someone here added that, despite FSD running the stop sign and EV Traveler not even noticing, the AI was carefully watching the roads from all directions and ran the stop sign while carefully and safely merging into an empty lane, which it would not have done had there been any traffic. I suppose that's probably true.
A very easy drive, mostly on the freeway. But FSD has problems: 0:35 Sign says 'Cross traffic does not stop'. FSD does not understand that 17:28 FSD fails to stop at a Stop Sign ! .
WHAT THE!?? At 17:32 FSD blew right through a stop sign! Serious accident very possible. "STOP" was painted on the road as well, and there was even a "stop ahead" advance warning sign. Thanks, Elon, for inexcusably exposing your valued customers to severe injury.
Well it’s still an ongoing development version But the fsd although he didn’t respect the stop sign at that point, would have never gone further if he didn’t feel he could go. Like if there was a car crossing he would have never go blindly into the car. Stop sign was hidden partly by leaves.. they should train the AI model to detect even if signs are partly covered by trees or leaves
@@alexkurt1101 _it’s still an ongoing development version_ And by ongoing you mean *almost* *four* *years* *in* *beta* . Blowing thru a Stop sign is inexcusable, at this late stage in the game. .
@@DerekDavis213 Okay, I get that, but it's not like this is some unusual or unexpected corner case, it's a freeking STOP SIGN, something kindergartners would have thought of 10 years ago. Pretty basic stuff if you ask me.
@@DerekDavis213 Version 12 has made stupendous improvements, enabling more and more UA-camrs to have zero-intervention trips (ironically making it more difficult for them to post interesting content). But FSD still has some gaping holes and still makes some rookie mistakes like this one. But Musk decided to democratize FSD and bring it to the masses that would never invest another $25K in a bunch of spinning lidar sensors and computing technology, so Tesla designed a system others claimed was impossible, by basing it on cameras and vision only, and running it on relatively inexpensive computers. Looks like they've largely been successful. Musk promoted a system based on technology that didn't exist, and then just waited for 5 or 6 years until the technology caught up. That strategy seems risky to me and shows questionable judgment, but okay, they eventually got there.
Can we stop for a moment and take in the fact that this is a 5 year old car that had fsd enabled with an over the air update. That is amazing. NO OTHER CAR MAKER CAN DO THIS.
More importantly, Tesla cars have more features once you own them than when purchased new. For example, Tesla is waiting on regulatory approval in the US to upgrade the headlights to adaptive ones via over-the-air software updates. They have received regulatory approval for this feature in Europe.
@@williamrogers1219I am using it in Europe for the last 2 months. It works really well.
Mercedes and BMW have OTA enabled now since end of last year few models.
Mr Goat, can we stop for a moment and realize that Elon talked big about FSD *eight* *years* *ago* , and today it still makes mistakes everyday, on a challenging drive.
FSD is a simple Level 2 assistant. Level 5 Full Autonomy is years away.
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@@DerekDavis213nope you are wrong.
I keep thinking about how a system like this could run in the background on all vehicles as a safety monitor. It could be as unobtrusive as possible, to the point where most drivers were unaware of its presence, and would intervene only when a driver was about to make a serious mistake, and run a red light, change lanes into another car, hit a pedestrian or cyclist, go the wrong way on a freeway, or rear-end a stopped vehicle. In fact, I'd imagine that something like this will become mandatory in the future. Tesla might be able to sell this system to all other manufacturers. I cannot help but think of all the lives that could be saved.
The sight of the STOP sign did not arouse the interest of the FSD.😅
Thank you for the video. I wish you a nice day...
FSD has trouble with signs: ROAD CLOSED, DO NOT ENTER, BRIDGE OUT, etc
@@DerekDavis213 NO RIGHT TURN ON RED.
I use fsd myself and my only issue with this video is the amount of confidence you have in the system. You're way too confident man. I get it. There are aggressive drivers but you can't blame them when clearly the system cut them off. It was literally hesitant about switching lanes then went for it. Then like others are saying it literally blew that stop sign. You didnt even attempt to take over and even if it were clear..... Had an officer been around you would have gotten pulled over and ticketed. Paul i like your videos i really do man but you can't pretend like this system is so amazing when its making dangerous mistakes like that and you still need to take control when it does.
Thank you!! Good video
I’m wondering how AutoPark performs with your Tesla
no problems? any problems?
The improvement is to use the interior camera to check if the driver is paying attention. and to remove the steering wheel nags.
Good video. A lot took place there...
at 17:28 FSD fails to stop at a Stop Sign,,, however, IT IS the divers responsibility to make the stop if fsd fails to do so.
FSD is only to be used while being supervised,,,
anyway, it ran a stop sign, drivers fault, driver was aware that it was going to happen and allowed it to happen because he saw that there was no traffic coming and allow it to carry on,,,
an fsd mistake that is sure to be fixed by Tesla.
Overall, fsd is very smooth, really awesome, but still makes mistakes, the errors are getting to be fewer though.
Thanks for sharing,
Cheers!
If FSD is driving the car in a busy big city (LA, New York, etc) it is still making *many* *errors* . The proof is all over UA-cam.
Plus, FSD missed the stop sign, but it did not miss the traffic in the intersection and merged in smoothly while fully aware that it was safe to do so, despite having run the stop sign. Inexcusable, but probably not dangerous at all.
@@richarda3659 A primitive FSD that *runs* *Stop* *signs* . I would not trust FSD with my wife and child.
@@richarda3659 A primitive FSD that runs Stop signs . I would not trust FSD with my wife and child in the car.
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@@richarda3659 My excellent reply was blocked. Adult conversation not allowed here?
17:32 there was a stop sign🤔
Someone here added that, despite FSD running the stop sign and EV Traveler not even noticing, the AI was carefully watching the roads from all directions and ran the stop sign while carefully and safely merging into an empty lane, which it would not have done had there been any traffic. I suppose that's probably true.
17:32
A very easy drive, mostly on the freeway. But FSD has problems:
0:35 Sign says 'Cross traffic does not stop'. FSD does not understand that
17:28 FSD fails to stop at a Stop Sign !
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It will soon understand :) It wont be hard to fix.
@@hakanstuns43 But TODAY, the self-driving software is clueless.
We don't know what will happen in the future.
umm most stop signs cross traffic doesn't stop they do have this worked out it just isnt perfect yet
@@pooljunki1 Not perfect yet = FSD Fail. Let's be honest ok.
@@DerekDavis213 if im being honest if you dont know cross traffic doesnt stop at a stop sign you need help
I’m not sure how I like FSD staying in the passing lane for that amount of time. I would’ve thought that it would move over.
The highway FSD is still version 11. I'm sure once they switch it over to version 12, it will be much better
WHAT THE!?? At 17:32 FSD blew right through a stop sign! Serious accident very possible. "STOP" was painted on the road as well, and there was even a "stop ahead" advance warning sign. Thanks, Elon, for inexcusably exposing your valued customers to severe injury.
Well it’s still an ongoing development version
But the fsd although he didn’t respect the stop sign at that point, would have never gone further if he didn’t feel he could go. Like if there was a car crossing he would have never go blindly into the car.
Stop sign was hidden partly by leaves.. they should train the AI model to detect even if signs are partly covered by trees or leaves
@@alexkurt1101 _it’s still an ongoing development version_
And by ongoing you mean *almost* *four* *years* *in* *beta* .
Blowing thru a Stop sign is inexcusable, at this late stage in the game.
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@@DerekDavis213 Okay, I get that, but it's not like this is some unusual or unexpected corner case, it's a freeking STOP SIGN, something kindergartners would have thought of 10 years ago. Pretty basic stuff if you ask me.
@@richarda3659 I agree with you. FSD is making kindergarten level mistakes, after 4 years in development. FSD has a long road ahead.
@@DerekDavis213 Version 12 has made stupendous improvements, enabling more and more UA-camrs to have zero-intervention trips (ironically making it more difficult for them to post interesting content). But FSD still has some gaping holes and still makes some rookie mistakes like this one. But Musk decided to democratize FSD and bring it to the masses that would never invest another $25K in a bunch of spinning lidar sensors and computing technology, so Tesla designed a system others claimed was impossible, by basing it on cameras and vision only, and running it on relatively inexpensive computers. Looks like they've largely been successful. Musk promoted a system based on technology that didn't exist, and then just waited for 5 or 6 years until the technology caught up. That strategy seems risky to me and shows questionable judgment, but okay, they eventually got there.