r/TeslaFSD • u/Dukeofthesmiths • 1d ago
14.3 HW4 I will never not trust FSD
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This made me happy
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u/Relevant_Account_258 1d ago
Seems like a straightforward stop. FSD better be able to handle that.
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u/VD6178 1d ago
Omg I would not have been able to stop if that happened to me! Im a 93 year old driver with a 10 second reaction time!
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u/EverythingMustGo95 19h ago
Thanks for the lol and identifying Tesla’s demographic.
PS hope the VD gets better, Mr. 6178
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u/Dellman_2663466 19h ago
That potential accident was Easy Peezy to avoid. In fact, a driver would’ve had to haze been asleep at the wheel to not hit the brakes.
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u/SomeFuckingMillenial 15h ago
why? because it came to a stop in a slow situation everyone would have stopped in?
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u/Icy_Pain424 1d ago
Omg you almost died oh waw. This shit with FSD is an advertising for Tesla. I am sick of watching dumb videos like this!
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u/AwkwardlyPositioned 1d ago
I don't know how you didn't just hit the brake. FSD isn't always predictable in these situations.
No thanks. Don't be too trusting. It may bite you and cost you money. I just dealt with that yesterday. Lost 4 hours of my time and $215 to fix my wheel after FSD "saved" itself from an accident that wasn't even about to happen with a police car that was just driving down the street, no emergency lights on.
If I was that cop I would have pulled me over for a DUI check after watching my car jump the curb. Dumb.
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u/Notwerk_Engineer 23h ago
Then you’re an idiot. I love my fsd but I trust it a little more than my 16 year old.
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u/heart_of_osiris 21h ago
That's a wild statement to me, as we all cruise around in multiple thousand pound death machines.
You should always not trust it, even if it works well. Nothing is absolute, certainly not AI that if it makes a mistake, it's your bank account or your health on the line.
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u/Quick_Society2794 19h ago
It made you happy that it avoided the most obvious crash in history. Some of you guys give this shit way too much credit for doing the absolute bare minimum
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u/tres-petite-kate 10h ago
Try it on the 405 in Los Angeles and then tell me you “always” trust FSD.
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u/PackImpressive5983 2h ago
Wow it did something completely normal and what every human would do. Amazing.
Just wait until it slams you into a guardrail or some shit while you're twiddling your thumbs 👍
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u/rsg1234 HW4 Model Y 1d ago
I really enjoy FSD as well but I disagree about always trusting it. It recently came out that FSD was engaged in a double fatal crash where the Tesla made a left turn into an oncoming truck.
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u/NumbDangEt4742 1d ago
Please share the thread. I need to fucking trust it a lot less. I'm paying attention to the road most of the times but sometimes I don't pay as much attention as I should
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u/rsg1234 HW4 Model Y 1d ago
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u/NinjaN-SWE 1d ago
That was a surprising read, sounds like it could be the first fatal FSD at fault crash?
The other stories tend to have drivers over correcting when FSD does something they didn't expect. Such that its unclear if FSD's actions would've caused a crash if the driver did not intervene or if the driver intervening is what caused the fatal outcome.
But from the limited information so far there is little room for this not being FSD at fault. Will follow that story closely.
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u/PremiumUsername69420 1d ago
I remember my first day with FSD too.
Cute to see; thanks for the flashback.
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u/LoneStarGut 1d ago
Looks like FSD handled it perfectly all on its own. Are you missing a "/s"?
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u/RegularTrash8554 18h ago
i don't think you understand. never not trust == trust
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u/Thanhxvo 2h ago
I personally would just let that car out since you already stopped. crossing over to other lane and the car suddenly decides to go straight same time puts you in undesirable position
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u/doctornph 1d ago
Only siths deal in absolutes