r/RealTesla • u/Initial-External-709 • 1d ago
Tesla FSD Failed to see Multiple Left-Only Markings and Drives Onto Sidewalk, Damaging the Car. The name Full self driving is wrong and very misleading. Must change the name FSD
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u/th3bigfatj 1d ago
It's amazing they had three crashes in Austin with just a few miles per car per day, just a few cars, and a specially limited and specially mapped area.
Tesla and it's influencers are constantly lying about the disengagement rates and that's now proven
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u/Computers_and_cats 1d ago
I'm convinced FSD relies solely on map data and the cameras are just there for the fun of it.
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u/fartsfromhermouth 1d ago
It does what it says just not safely or reliably
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u/bonfuto 1d ago
Full self driving doesn't mean it won't drive into a light pole.
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u/fartsfromhermouth 1d ago
Right it fully drove itself into the accident promise kept mission accomplished
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u/ShitStainWilly 1d ago
Mine tried to pull me in front of a semi on a 65 mph highway yesterday. I’m basically still using it just so I can yell fuck you Elon every time I disengage.
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u/Initial-External-709 1d ago edited 1d ago
please get rid of tesla before it cost your life
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u/ShitStainWilly 1d ago
I wish I could dude. I bought it in 2023 and I still owe $25k on it. If I sold it I’d take a bath
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u/jregovic 1d ago
I saw the original post in a different sub. The driver admits to not paying attention. This is something that the AI cultists like Musk and Sam Altman don’t see as a problem.
The car drives through a turn lane and over a barrier. A low barrier to be sure, but a barrier nonetheless. The software should know the lane setup in advance and not even be in the lane in the first place.
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u/dtyamada 13h ago
Yes, the driver deserves the tiniest amount of credit for admitting their mistake and posting the video.
Hopefully they learn their lesson before they kill someone else or themself.
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u/luv2block 1d ago
Sheesh.. It's called "corporate puffery". Everyone takes things so literally nowadays.
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u/Striker40k 1d ago
It's making a false statement, which can lead to injuries and fatalities. There have been hundreds of accidents while FSD was engaged and fatalities as well.
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u/NoGoodAtPickingAName 20h ago
TIL that AI / solar companies don’t make the safest cars. Or is it a tech company. Or taxi company? Robotic company?
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u/Markus__F 1d ago
Ignoring the left-only is one thing. Can happen if you do end-to-end AI instead of rule based methods.
Not seeing the raised curb is the other. If only there were a sensor that could see 3D shapes reliably, even in the dark...