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9 months agoArtificial intelligence
The Boring Company is finally testing Tesla's 'Full Self-Driving' in its Las Vegas tunnels | TechCrunch
The Boring Company is testing Tesla Full Self-Driving (Supervised) in Las Vegas Convention Center tunnels with safety drivers; widespread deployment remains distant.
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Feds intensify investigation into Tesla's Full Self-Driving (Supervised) software | TechCrunch
NHTSA upgraded its Tesla Full Self-Driving investigation to engineering analysis, the highest scrutiny level, over low-visibility performance failures including a pedestrian death.
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2 months agoFeds intensify investigation into Tesla's Full Self-Driving (Supervised) software | TechCrunch
NHTSA upgraded its Tesla Full Self-Driving investigation to engineering analysis, the highest scrutiny level, over low-visibility performance failures including a pedestrian death.
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2 months agoWoman Sues Tesla After Cybertruck Tries to Drive Her Off Bridge
A Tesla Cybertruck operating on Full Self-Driving mode crashed into a concrete barrier on a Houston overpass, injuring the driver who claims the vehicle failed to navigate a curve and attempted to drive off the road.
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4 months agoTesla Model S completes first ever FSD Cannonball Run with zero interventions
As per a report from The Drive, a 2024 Tesla Model S with AI4 and FSD v14.2.2.3 completed the 3,081-mile trip from Redondo Beach in Los Angeles to midtown Manhattan in New York City. The drive was completed by Alex Roy, a former automotive journalist and investor, along with a small team of autonomy experts. Roy said FSD handled all driving tasks for the entirety of the route, including highway cruising, lane changes, navigation, and adverse weather conditions.
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5 months agoConstantly': Woman Says Her Tesla Always Cuts Off People In Full Self-Drive Mode. It's Not Just Her
Tesla Full Self-Driving often executes aggressive, last-minute lane changes and maneuvers that make drivers look rude or erratic, prompting user concern and embarrassment.
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6 months agoTesla releases detailed safety report after Waymo co-CEO called for more data | TechCrunch
On a new section of its website, Tesla claims that in North America, owners using the company's Full Self-Driving (Supervised) software are driving around 5 million miles before a major collision, and around 1.5 million miles before a minor collision. That's a far lower rate than the national average based on statistics provided by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). That data shows people get in a major collision every 699,000 miles, and a minor one every 229,000, at least according to Tesla's interpretation.
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7 months agoTesla made Full Self-Driving more seamless with this little-known feature
Tesla's Full Self-Driving suite seems to get better with every single release. However, it is also making it more seamless and easier than ever to use for passenger travel, thanks to a recent feature that has flown under the radar. Tesla started rolling out its v14 iteration of the Full Self-Driving suite a few weeks ago to Early Access Program (EAP) members, and it finally started making its way to the public for the first time earlier this week.
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7 months agoElon Musk confirms Tesla FSD V14.2 will see widespread rollout
In Las Vegas, the Boring Company operates the Vegas Loop, an underground tunnel system that uses Teslas to drop people off at various hotspots on the strip. It's been active for a few years now and is expanding to other resorts, hotels, and destinations. Currently, there are stops at three resorts: Westgate, the Encore, and Resorts World. However, there will eventually be "over 100 stations and span over 68 miles of tunnel," the Vegas Loop website says.
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8 months agoTesla Fans Try Coast-to-Coast Self-Driving Trip, Crash Almost Immediately
Two Tesla influencers were riding in a brand new Model Y "Juniper," a refreshed version of the automaker's most popular car. Sitting in the driver's seat was the content creator "Bearded Tesla Guy," who'd just begun a coast-to-coast road trip with his friend to put the vehicle's "Full Self-Driving" tech to a continent-spanning test.
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