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_You are breaking the law, and willfully._ That's absurd. Do you claim that the scores of million drivers who engage adaptive cruise control and lane centering, which have been included in many of not most new cars for years, are similarly breaking the law when they allow these features to control their cars? The main difference is that FSD has an aggressive attention monitoring system, while many of the cars with adaptive cruise and lane centering have little or no attention monitoring.

@MrProy33 I will assume that you tried to make a joke here, you can't be serious, no way...

thank you for the time stamps! can confirm that i didnt push the accelerator at all the video

fair! thanks for the feedback 🙏

all tech getting destroyed sounds scary and problematic in more ways than a tesla not moving🤣

Uhhh… if that happens even gas cars will not work without electronics!!!

@@fredpsimas1874 yeah, that’s why I said Kinda. I could start, but without the battery inside of the engine, it can only do so much until it just shut down again.

_that CNG bus runs on Petrol_ No, CNG busses don't run on Petrol. They actually run on, well, "CNG"-which is not actually Petrol.

@@BigBen621 ah. That’s what it is. Okay. Thanks for clarity.

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Very true: False sense of security, so that when FSD makes a real mistake, the human driver cannot respond fast enough.

_The problem with fsd is ... the false sense of security it lures driver into_ This is a common claim among those seeking to spread FUD about FSD. If it were true, it should be reflected in safety results-right? OK, let's look at that. Teslas with FSD engaged have driven about 1.5 *billion* miles in nearly four years. NHTSA reports that the 2023 fatality rate for human drivers is 1.26/100 million VMT; so average human drivers driving 1.5 billion miles would have experienced 18.9 fatalities. Meanwhile, NHTSA's recent analysis of Autopilot and FSD accidents and fatalities reported that there has been *one* fatal accident among Teslas with FSD engaged during that same period. This makes it clear that FSD Beta/Supervised is something like 20 times safer than an average driver; and it seems unlikely that this would be the case if, as you and others claim, FSD is luring drivers into a false sense of security-at least, enough to cause accidents. _The driver should alway be engaged and FSD removes that._ Spoken by someone who obviously doesn't have FSD. If I avert my gaze from the road ahead for more than a few seconds, e.g. looking at the display, I get a warning to pay attention to the road. If I get multiple warnings, I get a strike, and FSD is disabled for the remainder of the trip. If I get multiple strikes, FSD is disabled for a lengthy period of time. True, any safety feature devised by humans can be defeated by humans; but the astonishing record of safety of FSD Beta/Supervised is pretty strong evidence that there's isn't any widespread defeating of the Tesla FSD attention monitoring going on.

@@DerekDavis213 _when FSD makes a real mistake, the human driver cannot respond fast enough._ Do you have any actual evidence to support this claim?

@@BigBen621 There is no FUD about Tesla FSD, just facts: After almost *four* *years* in beta, FSD continues to make mistakes on any challenging drive. FSD is a simple minded Level 2 assistant. Nothing more. FSD requires *100* *percent* human supervision at all times. What a disappointment. After many v12 point releases, common problems go *unresolved* . The improvements could be described as *Baby* *steps* . .

FSD often drives in the center of a 2-lane roundabout. NOT GOOD.

you’re correct! will do for my future videos, thanks for the feedback 😃

honestly..yeah it probably would’ve.. but i felt waaayyyy safer with it stopping and this stage in autonomy i am completely ok with what it did

If you have to speed up to make a yellow you should instead stop. This was definitely the correct defensive driving decision.

Then the regulators will step in and gave troubles.

@@MinWu-wm6we But real human drivers speed up to make a yellow every day. FSD is nothing like a real human driver. FSD is a buggy simpleton.

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Stop wasting time on YT! Go to work, make money and buy Tesla stock if you know the future.

FSD has been in beta for almost *four* *years* , but Tesla stock is down thirty percent. Value increases? what a joke.

It's illegal to use fsd on public roadways. Your car's computer does not have a drivers license. Luckily, people keep posting videos, so it makes it really easy to capture the evidence and submit to DMV/DOT with a formal complaint. We have a small group of folks who just starting the legal process, so hopefully we can get some citations going for these criminals who think its okay to beta test on the same streets as our children.

@@MrProy33 🤣

yesssss 🤖🤖 i can’t wait!!

Tesla Robotaxi is impossible, because FSD still needs *100* *percent* human supervision at all times. Waymo is in business today as a taxi, with paying customers. Waymo is *driverless* .

Waymo beat them to it...and there's no real money in it. Plus, this is still only supervised "Full' self driving Oxymoron 2.5 at best.

​@@DerekDavis213supervised full blah blah....it's a nonsense

thank you!! will do 😊

😂😂 he would not leave me alone when i was recording so he made it in

No, for everyone

No it a free Spring Update the visual update is for Model 3 and Y with AMD chip

as others have said, it’s a free update for all! currently i think only for AMD chips though

@@kingkeenangaming756 I got a 2023 AWD long range.. my Tesla doesn’t show an update and I been checking every day for this .. ☹️

@@KeldenL ok thanks … I’ll look into it ..

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How is it hype? You're looking at something that's actually happening. You either see the future of the auto industry and tech, or you don't. Apparently you DONT

best i’ll do iron 4

there’s no update for the airpods and i went in the settings and it’s already selected as lossless by default

isn’t dolby atmos lossless? not the same apple specific codec but still lossless? i could be totally wrong on that

@@KeldenLDA on Apple Music isn’t lossless, besides of being -5db. So there’s a noticeable difference between the two.

i found the vision pro music app options afterwards and lossless and dolby atmos were both enabled! not much of a difference unfortunately.. :/