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Agreed, there are lots of signals. No reason the software can't detect these as well. What I find really interesting is that as FSD is adopted, driving will become safer for everyone, even those without it but as the entire fleet becomes FSD enabled the accident rate will drop even further...

Oh, so you couldn't see that the car was almost stopped? Just trying to understand the scenario... You saw the tires merge and that triggered you to hit the brakes? Swerve?

Okay, so you withheld some critical data. The car was almost stopped, so in fact the motion of the car did help! I see no reason FSD could not recognize this pattern. It could detect the visual change and the change in velocity. Eventually it will detect it way before our slow wetware would...

It can roll into any environment and it will drive based on the data that has been modeled to date by the entire fleet. While you're driving, the FSD computer is always driving with you virtually, applying it's model to the environment around you. When the behavior it's model predicts is...

It looks like the car is leaning to it's right like it's veering left and the front right suspension is loading up. I'm not 100% certain, but that's what my intuition says. It also looks like it's could drive into the left turn lane, but what's missing for us is how fast was it moving? Is it...

I think that is what separates people like Elon from many others. They just see it's possible and they TRY... believing they and others will figure it out.

"No Bad Dogs" was here favorite. She'd always pointedly hold the cover up so I could see it as I walked past... bitch. I never told her she was holding it upside down. She was a good dog after all.

Why thank you, high praise indeed! I am reminded of a quote attributed to Einstein (since apparently he said everything) about how common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age 18.

This doesn't make sense to me. Intuition is simply the interpretation of patterns, they may appear subtle to us but they are patterns nonetheless. My dog could read me like a book, could it read my mind using some super power? No, they are masters of human body language, they have evolved from...

Like I said... I suspect Sullins has other motivations.... I unsubscribed to him a while ago. He never really resonated with me anyway. Steven Mark Ryan I find hilarious, I don't always agree, but he cracks me up. His line; "Billion, trillion, quadrillion, quintillion, your mum" just made me...

Excellent points, I forgot about the Hyundai purchase. Honda has a long history, way longer than 10 years I think, in robotics.

Well yes. LOL

It’s Elon’s decision to put off the CT and roadster and his continued willingness to take risks such as with the bot that I recently increased my investments in Tesla.

I think saying it's not going to happen is just slightly more statistically likely than it is going to happen. You don't know it won't just as much as Dids knows it will, you just have the fact that pessimism is slightly more likely than optimism on your side. I blame entropy. I don't know why...

Ben Sullins has kind of lost it. Did you notice how he said Tesla Insurance has many problems but then does expand on that point, he uses it as a segue to promote a sponsor.... THAT is I think, all we need to know about this particular Youtuber. As others have pointed out to Ben in the...

Yeah, it clearly needs it. Harsh ride, especially on the 21s. My Golf has adjustable suspension, surely a 60K Tesla can how it.

Yeah, direct hit at the Subaru crowd. It's already quite water resistant. Maybe improve that even more if necessary, add some additional shielding if necessary as well. They don't really need to do they... people buy every single damn one anyway. Bastards.

Indeed, the speculation helps pass the time while waiting for concrete information. Tesla's usual MO would suggest same motors, software nerf. yeah, HW 4.0 would be nice, upgrade cameras etc. but I'm fine to wait for the CT for that. I'm secretly hoping for adjustable suspension in the...

There is an automated, driverless bus that drives around a town the hubby and I frequent. We've watched it stop and avoid some very crazy pedestrian, bike and car traffic. It follows a predetermined route, but it's completely driverless.

Yeah, the Austin Y will be theoretically quicker given it's lighter weight. If they sell it as a non-differentiated model then they'll likely nerf it to keep 0-60 similar to Fremont Ys. Booooo!!! Come on Tesla, just sell it as a Performance+ model or something, and charge a bit more. On the flip...