January 17, 2025 at 15:41 by More: Self-Driving Tesla Terrifies Owner By Turning Onto California Train Lines “Fatally flawed…. and yet you didn’t die. You also weren’t paying attention. What part of supervised can you not understand??” said one. “How about stepping on the brake pedal?” said another. On the flip side, several folks came out in defense of the original poster and had their own negative things to say about FSD. Not Everyone Is A Tesla Fanboy “Looks to me like the Cybertruck blew through (I assume) a yield sign into the path of traffic with a green light. Could the red truck have moved over, sure; but they pretty clearly had the right of way and FSD should have yielded. That’s exactly the kind of thing that needs to be fixed before FSD (Supervised) can become FSD,” said another forum member. Others had a more measured view, like Dalton108 who said “FSD will kill you and others if you allow it to. You’re the supervisor. Don’t get complacent.” That’s excellent advise for anyone behind the wheel. Complacency can be deadly regardless if the car has a Tesla or any other badge on the hood. All automakers make it clear: those are Level 2 driving assistance systems and the driver must always keep their eyes on the road and be ready to take over. They are definitely not fully autonomous, Level 5 systems that can operate without supervision – and even companies who have been testing those in robotaxis, like GM’s Cruise, have found out that the tech is not ready yet to be deployed safely on public roads. Credit: IGS