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Tesla Vision AI is designed to be advanced enough to control the car completely on its own. It runs even when you're driving manually, protecting you and other road users at all times. 4K:

Whole Mars Catalog

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Whole Mars Catalog3 years ago

Raw 1x speed footage:

Elon Musk3 years ago

V11.4 is excellent. Several days of driving to random pin drop locations in Austin. Zero safety-critical interventions.

Whole Mars Catalog3 years ago

well then send it to me already please!! tesla ai team is doing amazing work

Thomas Bowen3 years ago

I don’t disagree. Pre-collision alert saved my bacon a couple days ago when a car braked the second I looked down. Not sure I would have stopped in time without it.

Dan O'Dowd3 years ago

We agree again! The design intent for Tesla Vision AI and Tesla Full Self-Driving is, was, and always will be full Level 5 autonomy.

Whole Mars Catalog3 years ago

Yes, agreed, the goal of the software is to make Teslas fully autonomous long term while delivering incremental functionality as it becomes available.

Jochen Cordes3 years ago

In Germany it wouldn't have passed the driving test. At a stop sign you have to stop for at least 3 seconds.

Whole Mars Catalog3 years ago

this isn’t germany

David VanderVoort3 years ago

I'm still working on Alexa turning my fucking lamp off successfully.

Izhan ibadat3 years ago

How r u never getting any steering wheel nag

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