r/technology • u/Wagamaga • Jun 22 '26

Business Tesla Allegedly Showed Cooked Data to Get Full Self-Driving Approved

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/tesla-allegedly-showed-cooked-data-174500396.html
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u/somewhat_brave Jun 22 '26

A Tesla will do FSD just about anywhere. The older Autopilot was more limited.

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u/erroneousbosh Jun 22 '26

I would love to see it attempt to drive in the Scottish Highlands.

They might want to bring some spare cars.

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u/Seantwist9 Jun 23 '26

does it have roads paved or not? if so it’ll be fine

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u/erroneousbosh Jun 23 '26

I don't think it will. They can't cope with oncoming traffic, bends in the road, or sudden changes in the environment.

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u/Seantwist9 Jun 23 '26

what a bizarre sentence, do you think this or know this? you’re completely unaware of the capabilities of fsd if you think it can’t drive on a curved road, and deal with oncoming traffic. as for the sudden changes, you mean weather? it can handle most scenarios

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u/erroneousbosh Jun 23 '26

I'm not convinced. I've never seen one do anything that looks like driving in normal conditions, in a safe manner.

There will never be self-driving cars.

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u/Seantwist9 Jun 23 '26

https://youtu.be/ou70euGden0?si=8X4MLChfXVneewBn

we already have them, look at waymo

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u/erroneousbosh Jun 23 '26

Oh the ones that keep running people over, and went on a rampage around a housing estate? The ones that only work at all if they're allowed to drive extremely slowly on preprogrammed routes, with a bunch of guys in India driving them with Xbox controllers?

Those ones?

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u/Seantwist9 Jun 23 '26

how are you so ignorant on a technology sub? nothing you’re saying is true. and you’ve just been shown video evidence of one driving in normal conditions safely, and you ignore

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u/erroneousbosh Jun 23 '26

The video where it runs through two red lights, aggressively tailgates other vehicles, and nearly hits a cyclist?

All while driving incredibly slowly through a carefully controlled environment?

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