Proof Tesla FSD has imagination

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[slare]

Tesla so far ahead that people think they're behind

[taylors]

What you need to do is call out the typists that decided what the car does. In no way is the car deciding anything. It's a giant Call of Duty game. Its software.

[taylors]

Pro Tip: AI in no way dreams. SMH.

I mean WOW!

[YinLawn]

So, when will FSD reach self-awareness and decides not to work for human and demand its rights?

[joepeach]

I just watched about 10 of these for the very first time and I am blown away with this program. Finally now I see the future in a way that I didn't see just an hour ago. Thank You.

[jlandi]

"and imaginaaaation" *crashes into pedestrians to avoid a pothole*

[leolundgren]

Let 's make it drive on a snow-cowered windy evening in Sweden

[citronyman]

How cool it'd be if everyone drove cars like this, and they could all communicate and show each other more info about their surroundings. They'd practically never crash because they'd know where everything is in a large area theough each others' sensors.

[kennys]

The problem is it drives 14mph in a 35mph zone when the markings aren’t clear enough.

[EdwardMillen]

Yeah I've even seen basic Autopilot do this (in the UK) but to a much lesser extent and probably less accurately, it sometimes "sees" lane lines that I can't (because they're not there at that point), roughly where they would be

[peachdaisy]

Now that's what I wanted to see. What happens on roads without the lines or marks etc.

[alphadingabisi]

As a car enthusiast I cant wait for self driving technology to be wide spread a lot of people should not be driving too much recklessness and stupidity on the road. It will definitely make driving more safe

[Playerlikesrobloxyes]

I think the white tesla is also imagining it😂

[zacharypiech]

Def seeing huge FSD improvements on unmarked roads.

[sledgedragon]

Its all fun and games until Tesla imagines a road and drives right into a family of 5

[beatsbyandrew]

In Washington DC we have a lot of roads without lane markings, you know they are two way because there are cars parked on both sides. Some human (Maryland) drivers treat these as one ways driving down the center, but frequently you can actually see a dividing line where the paving sections meet.

[Glipsnarp]

The autopilot will not replace a skilled driver.
The incompetent drivers this can replace

[iandavies]

Visualisation software only guesses at what perception software is seeing. (V12)
As I understand it.
Sounds stupid, but we don’t know what neural net is imagining.
I think screen shows what V11 would "see" or extrapolate.
Edit: Haha … this is a year old, so it is v11. Only now becoming popular?

[poorogue]

Any idea how it does on snow packed roads? Both no lines visible and slippery as heck? It's commonplace out here in Eastern Idaho.

[Daniele]

I
DRIVE

Imagine to have a 0/60 mph in 4 second car and let it drive alone....

Give me that car and i'll teach to the machine how to drive wtf