This is Tesla cam footage of a hardware 4 Model 3 using a pretty recent version of full self-driving on a seemingly very simple straight ahead road with no obstacles whatsoever when suddenly completely out of the blue a sudden veer into the oncoming lane followed by an absolutely massive crash. So what the heck happened here. The poster of the video claims that the steering wheel turned all on its own.He makes it very clear he did not grab it himself, and the car just decided to drive him into the ditch and ...

Well, everyone, seems like it's finally happening. After 4 plus years of covering every major version of full self-driving, starting all the way back when Tesla was using Atari graphics, it's definitely been a long road. But in less than a month, FSD will be graduating from supervised learner's permit to a full-blown driver's license.And I feel pretty confident that this is actually going to happen because this time it's not just the boy who cried wolf saying it. We're still on track for being able to go um ...

to give you a very basic summary Mark Rober released a video titled can you fool a self-driving car which features a Tesla and the word self-driving but rather mysteriously does not use Tesla's self-driving feature a single time despite it even being shown in the thumbnail and full self-driving not being used is really only the tip of the iceberg of all the weirdness going on in this video although Mark specifically said that regular autopilot was used for the tests there are several times it doesn't appear ...

these latest versions of FSD coming out recently don't seem like anything major at least on paper the release notes are exactly the same as before and there's no mention of any new improvements or features but there is something about these newest versions that feels very different to me so I'm going to do my best to explain why that is and also kind of where I think we're at in the grand scheme of full self-driving so first off the car seems to be parking when it gets to destinations more than ever and I'm ...

man do we have a lot to talk about on the latest earnings call Tesla not only announced that they'll be launching unsupervised full self-driving in Austin Texas June of this year which by the way is ahead of schedule that they laid out at the Wii robot event but have also already started rolling out a version of it in their California Factory that drives the cars from the production lines to the outbound Logistics Lots completely autonomously and this marks a very historical moment for FSD as this is the fi ...