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This is a comparison video between LI and Tesla's autonomous driving systems. LI once claimed in 2024 that it had developed an end-to-end neural network better than Tesla's, but what the truth is, we can see it in this video.

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𝐶ℎ𝑎𝑟𝑙𝑒𝑠vor 1 Jahr

@seti_park @bradsferguson

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Yuebbnvor 1 Jahr

The Tesla Model 3/Y produced in the 2017-2024 timeframe all have just an air conditioning vent in the back. But it would be great to turn it into a smart screen that can watch movies, play games and other controls.

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@Scobleizer 🤣🤣

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@Scobleizer 除了FSD，其他的品牌的目前都是智障驾驶

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有轨电车=智障

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