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[–] [email protected] 10 points 7 months ago* (last edited 7 months ago) (1 children)

It can do that now.

OK? Doubts.

Probably not with zero driver interventions

Oh so it can't?!

Musk also said more safely than a human being. I've seen videos with FSD creating numerous dangerous situations on a single trip, that required quick intervention to avoid collisions. Driving in narrow roads it would suddenly turn into opposite traffic (potentially lethal), not minding right of way in crosses (also potentially lethal), and even turning straight towards parked cars, when the lane it was in was unobstructed!!

Another video I saw, it crossed at a very clear red light!! That's a very potentially lethal situation.

There is no way it can be reasonably argued that Tesla has working full self driving.

it completes 90% of the trips

You know 90% isn't even close to being half finished. The next 9% are probably more difficult, and the last percent the most difficult. There's a reason the hard parts are finished last.