• moeggz@lemmy.world
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    2 hours ago

    FSD as it is currently with human supervision is 10x safer than driving without FSD. Source Tesla 2025 Q2 report vs reports from NHTSA.

    Edit: some time in and I’ve only gotten ad hominem responses and downvotes. Please make a convincing argument that I’m wrong or maybe realize you’re just downvoting facts you don’t like if you don’t bring your own.

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      The key is “with human supervision”. Calling it Full Self Driving with “Supervised” in parentheses aftwards while putting out videos where they say the only reason there’s some behind the wheel is because of regulations (those annoying “regulations” amirite?) leads people to think they don’t really need to supervise the driving of the car.

      Couple that with the fact that there are actual full self driving cars (Waymo) there’s even greater confusion.

      People have been killed because of the misconceptions about Telsa cars actually being full self driving. Which they aren’t, they cheap out on the hardware needed for that to be possible, let alone the software.

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        2 hours ago

        I agree the terminology is misleading and should be changed. If you’ve ever driven in one no driver with it on can be confused, the system will yell at you to look at the road.

        Waymo is ahead right now in geofenced areas for sure, I like Waymo, this post was just specifically about Tesla.

        Whether FSD is possible with out LiDAR is still an open question, but I think the safety personnel in Austin will be removed soon which will answer that question.

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      2 hours ago

      You know what, you’re right.

      You know what has an even better safety track record than a car with FSD supervised by a human?

      Trains.

      If your concern is actually safety, advocate for the safest methods of transportation - mass public transit, coupled with pedestrian- and bicycle-safe roads, and advocate against passenger cars, in any form.

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        2 hours ago

        I would love walkable cities. I frequently bike to work you’ll get no disagreement from me there.

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      3 hours ago

      I can’t think of a less trustworthy source. Rolling a pile of dice with words on them is likely to tell the truth more often.

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        3 hours ago

        Fair enough. The NHTSA probe is for 2.9 million vehicles and 53 incidents. That is far below the level of incidents humans have over that span of vehicles for any appreciable level of drive time.

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          3 hours ago

          The same NHTSA that had its employees removed from these probes by the person being investigated?

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            Do you think a car that alerts you if you look away from the road and forces you to pay attention or you lose your ability to use the new features is less safe than a vehicle that is unaware if the driver is texting/sleeping or whatever?

            What type of source would you trust on this? If you don’t trust NHTSA what is your basis for saying Tesla FSD is unsafe?

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              2 hours ago

              the safest thing to do, is to not drive at all! I never trusted humans anyways, with their strange motivations, and how inconsistent their behavior. its best if we let go and let the machines take us where they will

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                2 hours ago

                No disagreement that the safer option is not driving at all.

                I don’t think a car driving itself where you tell it is giving up human self determination tho.

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              Do you think Tesla invented that concept? Also clearly the systems don’t work. There are literally pornographic films of people fucking in the back seat while nobody is driving.

              I agree that it is incredibly harmful that we don’t have any scientific institutions that we can trust now that the Nazi ruined them. There is no replacement.

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                I never claimed that Tesla invented that system just stated that cars with it (teslas others) are safer than the majority of ones without.

                Your second sentence is impossible with the way the system works, perhaps pornos aren’t good sources for accurate information?

                If there’s no replacement for solid trustworthy data in your mind I don’t think this is a worthwhile conversation if you will trust literally no source.

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                  47 minutes ago

                  Are you really rejecting reality? Just go on YouTube and you can find plenty of non-porn videos of people defeating the shitty attention system. I just chose porn as an example to show just how absurd your trust in Daddy Nazi’s lies is.

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      I don’t have stats, but my personal feeling is that car safety features trump full self driving.

      Eg, you are actively driving (which ensures you are engaged and dont fall asleep, etc), but if the car sees something it can react (drifting out of lane, car slows down ahead of you, person walks in road, etc).

      That seems so much safer in my opinion.

      (That works for driving around town, ofc I think adaptive cruise control + the above safety features is safe for highways, etc)

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        For the moment absolutely, that’s why the system requires your attention and will lock you out of using it fairly quickly if you are distracted. Tesla drivers on FSD are forced by their car to pay attention to the road. Surely people can see how that alone makes it safer than all of the cars that don’t know their driver is texting or whatever in a car that can’t drive itself at all.

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          29 minutes ago

          Tesla drivers on FSD are forced by their car to pay attention to the road.

          i’ve personally seen this not to be true and it’s not hard to find videos verifying my position.

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          3 hours ago

          If it can ensure you are looking at the road, that sounds good.

          Not sure if it seems as safe as you in full operation of the car for turns etc around town, but its a good safety feature to ensure you arent distracted.

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            Not only can it, it is a required part of FSD. You can not operate it without it making sure your eyes are on the road. Every source looking at actual incidents per mile driven shows that FSD (and Waymo and the others) is already safer than human drivers. I’d be happy to be proven wrong on that.

            There are incidents. It’s not perfect, but right now that’s why humans must still be actively paying attention.

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          2 hours ago

          Yes.

          Tesla autopilot performs better than humans per mile because it runs mostly on the freeway which has a far lower chance of accidents per mile than slower city areas which are more difficult to navigate.

          • moeggz@lemmy.world
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            2 hours ago

            So you admit I’m not a bot? A persistent chiefs fan is a real person.