Auto park scratched my truck!

[MadMaxTX]

Yep, decided I'd let it try to squeeze into a tight space and it went back a forth a few times until it got so close it scratched it on the parking lot concrete column.

Any opinions on what Tesla might do if I approached them about this issue? I expect that they would revert to something like, "it is all supervised and I should have stepped in", but, that's kind of hard when it gets you stuck and the only way to get out is going to make scratches.

FSD also did something weird that was kind of scary. There was heavy traffic getting off a freeway ramp and it couldn't get to the right lane as we approached a light where we needed to make a right turn. I decided to let it go and see what it would do (I don't recommend this anymore) and it waited until there was a very small break in the traffic in the right lane and turned

abruptly across it. That's right, a right turn from the center lane with traffic approaching. So much for it being "safer than humans" although I've seen a lot humans do this too.

Wait, maybe that's it. AI following it training set given to it from human behavior.

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[gooshjkc]

Man. That sucks. I had couple of those moments - Parking and driving. I had to intervene right away. I assume Tesla won’t do anything for you here. It specifically states it is “supervised”. However, it doesn’t hurt to ask. In the beginning of my Tesla journey back in 2012 they bent backwards for me. Even things I thought they wouldn’t cover.

 

[Stuck4ger]

It sucks but Tesla clearly says you must supervise it. I hope they don’t give in because that only hurts their bottom line and negatively impacts the rest of us that do take personal responsibility for Supervised FSD. It’s like looking the other way when low lives shoplift from the grocery store — the rest of us somehow pay.

 

[BobSaidSo]

Since when did cybertruck have Autopark? Currently Running FSD release 13.2.8 and this is not an option yet.

 

[Loudness]

Since when did cybertruck have Autopark? Currently Running FSD release 13.2.8 and this is not an option yet.

It's had it for many months, but not as part of FSD. When you are slowly passing spaces in a parking lot, it highlights empty spaces that you can select and choose to autopark in. The CT will back into the space you select autonomously.

Some current limitations are that it only works with straight spaces, no angled spaces, and it only backs in.

 

[CyberGus]

That will buff out

 

[BobSaidSo]

It's had it for many months, but not as part of FSD. When you are slowly passing spaces in a parking lot, it highlights empty spaces that you can select and choose to autopark in. The CT will back into the space you select autonomously.

Some current limitations are that it only works with straight spaces, no angled spaces, and it only backs in.

Thx. Will check it out

 

[Black306]

That will buff out

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[Roger@CYBERTRUCKco]

Almost looks like mine now! This is sandstone rash…

 

[Brunker]

Yep, decided I'd let it try to squeeze into a tight space and it went back a forth a few times until it got so close it scratched it on the parking lot concrete column.

Any opinions on what Tesla might do if I approached them about this issue? I expect that they would revert to something like, "it is all supervised and I should have stepped in", but, that's kind of hard when it gets you stuck and the only way to get out is going to make scratches.

FSD also did something weird that was kind of scary. There was heavy traffic getting off a freeway ramp and it couldn't get to the right lane as we approached a light where we needed to make a right turn. I decided to let it go and see what it would do (I don't recommend this anymore) and it waited until there was a very small break in the traffic in the right lane and turned

abruptly across it. That's right, a right turn from the center lane with traffic approaching. So much for it being "safer than humans" although I've seen a lot humans do this too.

Wait, maybe that's it. AI following it training set given to it from human behavior.

 

[Brunker]

Happened to my wife. Tesla said it's like self driving you need to be in charge lol. I said so at 3mph the car fucks up it'her fault in auto park? It's not like sleeping in auto drive or other bs...

 

[T35L4]

I park next to a big pole often and it is not good with accuracy since its kind of a tight spot so its not quite there yet in terms of matching my own parking skills.

 

[Merc_s55]

I park next to a big pole often and it is not good with accuracy since its kind of a tight spot so its not quite there yet in terms of matching my own parking skills.

Another Manitoba CT? Nice

 

[Gigahorse]

Yep, decided I'd let it try to squeeze into a tight space and it went back a forth a few times until it got so close it scratched it on the parking lot concrete column.

Any opinions on what Tesla might do if I approached them about this issue? I expect that they would revert to something like, "it is all supervised and I should have stepped in", but, that's kind of hard when it gets you stuck and the only way to get out is going to make scratches.

FSD also did something weird that was kind of scary. There was heavy traffic getting off a freeway ramp and it couldn't get to the right lane as we approached a light where we needed to make a right turn. I decided to let it go and see what it would do (I don't recommend this anymore) and it waited until there was a very small break in the traffic in the right lane and turned

abruptly across it. That's right, a right turn from the center lane with traffic approaching. So much for it being "safer than humans" although I've seen a lot humans do this too.

Wait, maybe that's it. AI following it training set given to it from human behavior.

Tesla will let you know it is "Supervised" aka 0 Tesla liability as you are required to take over the microsecond the car makes a bad decision and prevent it from happening.
I feel like "Full Self Driving" has been a year away for the last 10 years.

 

[freddms]

CT is my 5th Tesla. I think the boundaries are NOT well defined.

In tight situations, or even close traffic in construction zones, I take over FSD with the CT when I would NOT have taken over with, say, a Model Y.

Same with parking and backing. I don't think the rear lines are representative of the ACTUAL position of the truck. When I back into our garage, and line of the white lines in the camera it's NOT centered.

ANYTHING tight with the CT in its current FSD version I would be VERY CAREFUL.

This does not frustrate me - I have had FSD since the start so know how it started years go. It was not that much different in 2018 with car boundaries (after 2016 I think 2018 was the first time it was actually usable).

Today with CT, questionable at best. SUPERVISED.

I think Tesla should have made this more clear - but they always remind you it's supervised and not FULL self driving. But an additional warning, "...CT boundaries are still being defined..." would have been helpful.

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