Technology version 9 full self-driving (FSD) Tesla has been with us for just a few days and has given so that a good amount of users have recorded videos showing how it works. And although in many cases it seems that the software is on the right track, there is some evidence that it still has things to polish to consider the experience as totally 100% safe.
However, the existence of these errors should not surprise us becauseTesla itself recognizes that FSD 9 is in beta and, therefore, many hours of work are necessary to polish those details that tester are finding. It will be thanks to evidence like the one we bring you today, that this technology advances towards a future release definitive completely reliable and safe.
Through the streets of San Francisco
The fact is that among those owners who want to tickle Tesla’s FSD 9 is the youtuber AI Addict, that decided to take a walk through the streets of San Francisco to see how that version 9 behaved of the beta and, the truth is that it has been possible to verify some limitations that Elon Musk’s software still faces.
For example, there are times when the car is not able to see the hedges and bushes that are close to the road, so it passes through an area that rubs the entire body of the car. Although this problem would affect the integrity of the hedges more than that of the EV, another of the errors that you can see in the video is probably more serious: a turn that almost ends in a collision.
In that incident from the video, we can see how the car makes a sharp turn to the left due to previously driving in the wrong lane. The end of the scene could have ended with the collision with a parked vehicle but the driver’s intervention prevented the worst. What do you think would have happened if a person who blindly trusted Tesla’s software had piloted the vehicle? Hence the importance of the appeals made by the authorities, and even the company itself, where they remind us that despite the efficiency of technology to drive the car autonomously, as important as that is the permanent attention of the driver before any unforeseen event that may occur.
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