Tesla's FSD Blew This Pilot's Mind! | Customer Reactions! Ep 77
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So I (my wife) finally got a Tesla. We got a MY-LR-AWD Blue with FSD.
I got to take my first FSD ride a couple of nights ago, and it was awesome. I am in a more rural area, and it did great. I took over one time due to it wanting to be off the shoulder on a slow, windy old road, but to be fair, the road isn't much better than the dirt, lol.
I won't really be driving it much, but my wife likes the idea and has been using it. We are in our early 40s, so new tech is easily adopted in our house, and she knows that I have been watching you guys document the progress.
There was a time that I probably wouldn't have even had her try it just so she wasn't turned away. With your and Dirty Teslas' recent videos, I told her it's close enough. I think she can handle it, and so far, so good.
She even got to see the kind of silly mistakes it makes on the test drive. It got stuck in a right turn only lane due to non existant signage and a road slope that ocluded the ground markings. She commented, 'I did the same thing the first time I came here'. I let her know that is the perfect time to take over and use your knowledge to make the correct choice then to use the voice report. It's 'Supervised' still, so stopping it is how to help. I told her like you and Chris say about actually daily using it, take over when you should, and do things it can't for it.
Anyhow, I will be here following along with the progress from you guys. I dont foresee long FSD conversations happening with my wife.
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Thank you for taking the time to share this! That's so exciting! I think she'll be great and quickly bond with her Tesla. It does tend to feel like a being your helping over time as you get used to it. All I advise is like you did, take over anytime you feel the need and practice patience with it like you would a new driver. Its normal to get frustrated, but I think thanks to you she's going into it with a good understanding of its limitations and capabilities. That is too cool. I'm stoked to have played a part in making this a more confident or comfortable thing to experience!
@@CYBRLFT For sure, if it wasn't for your real-world tests, I would have had to do my own first. I only watch You and Chris (DirtyTesla) and maybe an occasional SpicyTech. I think that watching and hearing how you present FSD to riders helped me present it the most. Being able to fluently explain how it works and how to do things like blocking oversteer as you showed in this video are awesome. I think that my wife watching Mrs @DirtyTesla was the biggest boost to her confidence.
I always tune in to you for the raw city driving with lots of weird edge cases and traffic. 'The Loop', The Shuffle', and all the other adventures like 'What if you just turn it on' are great. I like Chris for his rural and countryside driving mostly, but his city drives are fun too. I live in a small town outside Fresno, CA, so I have small town easy going driving, along with rual roads and countryside, but also frequently dense city driving and parking lot freeways.
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@@aaronb7990 that is too cool man. It feels great to be a useful resource to the community and this motivates the hell out of me to keep this up!
Hey man. I've been watching you for a while now. Yesterday I demo'd a Model Y. It was awesome to experience FSD first-hand. Because of you, I knew what to expect. So thank you.
Yes sir… This is the proper attitude… it’s odd to me how so many people try it and because it’s not perfect just reject it… my suspicion is that these may be people that seldom go outside their comfort zone but maybe not… I don’t wanna offend anybody
Probably the coolest customer reaction. Awesome to see the moment the gears turn in a person's head
As TSLA investor I love to see these moments when "general public" becomes aware of what's happening here.
This was definitely a favorite for myself too.
An intelligent customer asking intelligent questions, with the appropriate level of amazement. Strangely, they're fairly rare.
Yes and arguably the most enjoyable interactions for sure.
it's an unfortunate reality
He's a pilot and he talked about how aviation's autopilot being tested to take off and landing by itself, which is pretty much similar to Autopilot in Tesla being able to navigate stop signs and city traffic.
@tuan.hoang_ he was talking about a new concept. Planes land themselves fully for decades now. He was talking about autoland with just 1 button..which is for passengers who are clueless but want to live when pilot is dead/INOP
Amazing interaction.
Here is a person who is tech savvy, works with airplanes and has no idea about FSD.
It was fun as he grasped that the car was doing the turns and stopping & acceleration. The final part when he saw the computer representation of the surroundings.
Nobody does that I talk to.
This was an incredible experience. I'd wished I had him for longer!
@@CYBRLFT Bullshit video, he’s a clever pilot & never seen FSD before ? Typical yank crap
People are too busy ragging on Elon and arguing about politics and bad news lol
They don't even realize the entire tech industry is speeding away into the future without them
Lol
Totally agree with the comments. One of the best customer reactions. He is smart enough to realize how momentous this tech is.
I've begun to realize that there is a bell curve, not in a mean way, of the ability to recognize the importance and scope of the tech depending on the persons level of understanding around it and the implications.
@@CYBRLFT I definitely agree. When I was in California last fall, I wish I had taken a trip down to San Diego to take a ride in the CYBRLFT. I’m from 🇨🇦. Might be back there in the fall. If 8/8 doesn’t replace you (ha!) and you’re still at it, I’ll try to find a way to hire you to take my wife and I all around San Diego - a long and pricey ride to all the best sights with a few ‘corner cases’ to challenge the Nets.
@@CYBRLFT Classic Dunning Kruger curve!
@@CYBRLFT You mean S Curve? Not bell curve.
@@CYBRLFT Of course there's a bell curve, it's called diffusion of innovation you got early-adopters, early -majority, late-majority & laggards.. I'm consciously a late-majority or laggard as well let the others pay premium for being testers and I always look for the workhorse model not too much bells & whistles and designed to do what it does with some longevity. I do look for some early adoption things as on occasion a company will put out something that only gets downgraded in subsequent models as production to scale cost is a bit much with the quality of components used in early models. But that's usually pretty niche stuff.
I hope he finds this video and sees that hes been all our favorite customer so far hahaha
I hope so too!
As a pilot myself , this was pretty cool to see. He was more focused on the kinematics and dynamics of things then the computers and a.i. that runs the show. He knows that's been done in the air long time ago.
Excellent video. Your understanding of FSD and your ability to articulate is top level. Concise and with high production values.
Exactly, I thought he is an engineer or a professional related to auto self driving.
Enjoyed the interaction. Also, I always appreciate how well you explain the state of FSD to customers that are just discovering it. Your enthusiasm is contagious.
Great video! Totally unaware of FSD. Good job.
Thanks!
Were you the passenger? If so, thanks for your cooperation and insights
Prediction: that guy is going to be a Tesla owner in the very near future
I hope so haha!
Especially now that you can get the Model Y at 0.99% APR financing.
The way he knew so little about FSD and Tesla, I bet he will be pleasantly surprised with prices of the cars when he checks it out...
It's silly tech for lazy people. I love driving, but hey, to each their own.
@@BillAnt i think it’s fascinating. And excellent for people who can make other use of their time instead of driving when it’s truly fully autonomous.
For some reason I can't explain - at the end of your videos I am always smiling. Keep it up.
I hope to keep that going for you!
How precious your work to make the public aware of this software ! Great job!
air pilot was truly interested in ground pilot, great job explaining ! upvoted!!
Love this descriptor haha well done.
What a smart observant passenger.
Really great customer.
As much as you are Fortunate to have that Tesla, They are very fortunate to have you. In this day of Blogging and Web wide opinions you can’t beat a happy owner going about his/her Day with a candid conversation and an outside opinion. You are paying Tesla back for their amazing input into these terrific Cars …thanks and may my God Bless you ….
Very enjoyable drive and conversation. One of the best FSD experiences that I have seen. Don't you just love intelligent people that can appreciate what this incredible being, team and company are accomplishing before our very eyes.
Top button and push out. At the same time. "Oh, sorry, i rolled your window down.". God, as an Uber driver, likely had the same conversation over 1,000 times. 😂
Well, that was an immediate and easy subscribe! I have never seen your channel before however, I was very impressed with how well you were able to articulate your answers when talking about the complex technologies that is FSD. I too am a nerd in regards to engineering and beyond so I really appreciated the conversation you had with that pilot especially because not many people are well-informed regarding Teslas!
Nice work! Drive safe 👌🏼
I just did the 30-day FSD trial last month on my ‘20 Y. It was interesting to hear both your and your passenger’s comments-especially the acceleration out of the turn at a corner. The hard acceleration with little or no traffic would keep me from buying FSD. I would prefer a gentler takeoff that allows the driver to use the accelerator.manually if wanted or necessary.
Thanks for this segment.
That was a very interesting interaction of someone just learning about FSD - I have been using FSD with my Wife in the car a lot and at first she was suspicious and nervous but now I think she prefers it - berry cool
As an airline pilot and 23 MYLR owner i subscribed to FSD after my free trial. I live near Miami FL with the worst drivers and the worst traffic in the USA and it handles 99% of my driving better than I envisioned when the trial began. I thought Tesla was at least a decade away from Robotaxi having driven with FSD 11 with a service loaner. I'm excited to try FSD 12.4 and 12.5 just to see if the hype is real
Unfortunately there are so many rude, bad drivers in the US, most of us feel we have the worst drivers.
@@Sommers234 nah. Miami has the worst drivers. Majority of South FL grew up in third world countries and they drive like they do in third world countries. Plus the cops here don't enforce traffic laws. 95 is the deadliest highway in the USA near Miami FL.
I found this one of your best videos describing the operations and capabilities of FSD. Thankyou!
You're doing better job spreading the Tesla news than many big money and team advertisement campaigns
Awesome! Loved it!
Customer without ego (in spite of being a pilot - advanced driver), with immense curiosity and fascination/appreciation for such an advanced technology!
Awesome interaction! Happy you could share so much knowledge, within a short span of time!
Wish your channel great success! 🙂🫡👍
Just got back from 2800 mile trip in our MS on 12.3.6 FSD (Supervised). Did ok for the most part but had issues in not reading speed control signs on the highway and driving as much as 15 miles over the speed limit which caused disengagements to prevent tickets from law enforcement. A Tesla issue we found very annoying was wind shield wiper performance, which was scary bad driving in a snowstorm in Idaho, with snow coming down so fast the windshield wipers could not keep up, and during rain events not keeping up with the rain making visibility difficult. Tesla needs to fix this annoying problem. FSD performed very well in local driving. Very much looking forward to getting OTA for 12.4. Serious progress is being made and Tesla absolutely in the lead in solving this. Also too much heavy breaking instead of using regenerative breaking. I would love to see the acceleration backing off when brake lights are detected instead of continued acceleration with heavy braking.
Well said and I agree with a lot of the critique. Just today there was an unnecessary hard braking condition responding to a yellow that just changed where it would have made more sense to safely proceed forward.
Great interaction; really appreciate the guy giving input.
I love when I have people like this that can also update me on cool tech and really appreciate this!
Ridiculously well done. Great talk-through.
He was hella cool man. I wish that guy and all his loved ones the best.
Really cool to see peoples minds being blown, but I think it helps demystify and not scare people if you explain that the car is running a neural network. Then maybe they can research it on their own and find out how it all works.
Great video, private pilot here and a long-term FSD pilot as well! The future is here and the majority are unaware!
That customer was really cool. cant wait for 12.4
A friend of mine loves his Tesla. Recently used FSD for a trip that took aboit 2 hours. He loved the experience, but had to take the wheel to avoid collision with a plastic barrel/barrier due to highway constrution where lanes were abruptly shifting. Other than that he said it was perfect.
Thx again. MORE VIDEOS PLEASE. Love you helping educate people on a firsthand basis. Wish I could own one to do the same!
It nice to see a real video of this. I love how good mine works.
Great video and it shows just how many folks don't have a clue where FSD is at in it's development phase.
Another passenger up to date on Tesla and what they can accomplish. Some people may already know about this but...I just made a discovery while driving on FSD. When I turned the corner it seemed like the blue FSD wheel icon was moving. I just thought I was tripping, it is hot outside and I was hungry. While navigating through the parking lot the FSD icon looked crooked to the left. Coming out of the parking lot onto the Main Street I had to make a very sharp turn. While turning I looked at the FSD icon and noticed it was turned all the way in the direction I was going in. Also, when you change lanes the icon slightly turns the same way.
You're not crazy! It does do that haha. It's pretty cool once you notice!
Airplane autopilot is just now able to land on its own, in emergencies, yet people think that the term "autopilot" by tesla, is misleading
This was one of my own criticisms of the stupid semantic bouts lol. Well put.
Commercial airplanes have had autoland for decades; what this pilot was discussing is Garmin's system for small airplanes, often flown by the owner. I actually created the system and the team that developed and certified this capability (long after I had retired)!
@@mikeoberg1 good to know, furthermore they have always require supervision and behaved as an assistant similarly to the ones in the cars so the term is still appropriate
@alliasgamer599 , actually, in commercial aircraft, once autoland is fully engaged, it cannot be disengaged! Analysis has shown that the system is better able to handle any failure at that point than the crew.
@@mikeoberg1umm, your wrong. I’m a commercial pilot flying for a major airline. You most definitely can disconnect the autopilot if it malfunctions or the plane landing before you is still on the runway. There are many ways to disconnect the autopilot if it malfunctions. Now it is a lot easier to keep the autopilot on if you want to abort an autoland and transition to a go-around with the autopilot still on (but you can still do a manual go-around).
Great video. Love seeing people that understand what they are actually experiencing. A+ on this one Kaz.
It’s amazing how many people are unaware of what’s actually happening with self driving… I like it I don’t think it would be nearly as cool if Tesla was advertising its capabilities
Self-driving cars seems kind of newsworthy. So why isn't it in the news? 🧐
@@thomasaquinas157 Self driving cars were just recently in the news, but it was about how Mercedes' level 3 system was so much better than Tesla's level 2 system. Of course real world usage (see Whole Mars Catalog's video comparing) shows a different reality.
@@Saculmit Well said lol. To me, Mercedes is still the lazy kid trying to copy the others homework.. I hope they get their act together, BMW as well....
@@thomasaquinas157 do you think possibly it’s because Tesla isn’t part of the cool kids club i.e. advertising on main stream media?
@@thomasaquinas157 do you know what it’s weird… I also do a little bit of Uber driving as a side gig with my FSD Tesla and the ratio of people who are amazed versus people that are totally oblivious to what actually happening is surprisingly skewed… sometimes it’s like showing Picasso to a chicken
That was a very interesting ride I think that guy thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience. It amazes me how many people out there don't realize how advanced this software is. But I guess if you're not exposed to it or not watching a RUclips channel you wouldn't know. Great job I thoroughly enjoyed it! I finally got my 12.3.6 to download. I think the whole problem was my router I wound up getting a newest one they had for my service. Can't wait for 12.4!! Everything I read it's going to be awesome..
Thx 4 sharing!! 🇺🇸✌️
Glad your finally getting to see the newer updates! I too am so excited for 12.4! 12.3.6 can be a bit annoying from time to time but is mostly still quite great.
Great Video. You sound just like me how I get excited when I demonstrate and tell others about FSD. Keep up the great work.
great stuff, love the pilots feedback and reaction, great dialog as well.
keep these coming!
Cheers!
Awesome conversation, i think it would be similar to my reaction i'm from a technical background but have never been in a Tesla so look forward to one day experiencing FSD
Another great customer interaction, maybe the best one yet!
Got our model 3 a few months ago. This was an awesome video brother!
I'm glad you liked it! I hope you enjoy the hell out of your new model 3. You got the 2024 upgraded 3 right?
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Awsome video and chill customer!
That was such an interesting conversation. I'm into both, Aviation and Tesla, so this was right up my alley.
we are close, its only a matter of time
I just found your channel and was quite pleased at your level of professionalism throughout your video. Thank you for getting the word out. Someday I hope Tesla will reward you and others like you with a gift of some sort as these videos definitely add to Tesla's bottom line and helps our world to try and not become an uninhabited sphere due to global warming coupled with extreme pollution. Good job!
Incapacitated driver (heart attack), Telsa already noticed and pulled car over. Friend applied CPR, saved him!
The right-on-red impressed me. I didn't think it could do that yet.
Awesome thanks for sharing everyone.
Totally dig what you have done and continue to do for FSD technology. Pretty friggin cool!
That's so cool!
That autopilot control function he talked about for emergency landings is kinda cool, too.
You can do this all kinda manual if the pilot is incapacitated, but it's a lot of knowledge and button pressing and switch usage involved to pull that off, so you would have to be talked through all of that as a passenger by ATC. Plus the stress level of the situation is quite hefty.
Talking about commercial airlines here, not small general aviation planes.
Your videos on FSD are fantastic! Thank you and best wishes.
great interaction and a lot of intelligent questions.
Awesome interaction
One of the most interesting drives, had me so mesmerized, very cool indeed..
We forget that some people have never experienced the amazing tech of a Tesla!
Oh yes! I LOOVED IT!
Thank you for this awesome video.
Been following you for a while ❤️😘🤗👍
Greetings from Denmark 🇩🇰😀👍
Great Video. One of the best customer reactions video
Keep up the good work!
Watching you from the middle of Europe.
Brno, Czech Republic
I get to pick up my 2024 Model Y Dual Motor AWD Long Range next week in Denver. I live in Colorado Springs, and extremely interested in FSD. I drive for Uber fulltime and super excited!
I'm a private pilot. In a lot of ways, automating an aircrafts flight is a lot simpler than a car. Up in the air there's not as much stuff nearby to hit. There aren't pedestrians or animals or trees near the road or curbs or road signs... on and on. The environment for a car is far more complex. OTOH, the regulations an aircraft has to deal with are a lot more intense than a car. The actual flying of the airplane might seem a big deal, but it's much easier to automate than detecting and avoiding Fido when it breaks its owners leash and runs into the road.
Great video and awesome interaction between you guys!
Nice work!
Excellent passenger giving insights about his knowledge of auto landing software, yet still impressed by FSD.
Wow !!! I really love it. This is a great interaction. Great job.
That was great, thank you!
Good old Carlsbad 👍 Great video seeing the pilot amazed
Yep! I loved it! I would love to see you give Frank Sloup of the Pinal County Sheriff's Office a ride. With his sense of humor, it would be epic on RUclips.
Best ride conversation of yours by far!
Awesome hair dude. Love it.
Glad to see Tim Burton's reaction to FSD.
🤣 I wonder how many got this ?
Now that’s an awesome customer. Great video
Very interesting conversation!
Great coverage, I still think the yoke should have been a standard wheel for better override control
nice demo of FSD capabilities. I have the free FSD trial and like it. But, still not sure if I will buy it. However, I seem to be having issues with my GPS, regardless of whether FSD is operating. So that may be causing some of the issue.
Thank you!
Love to hear about how you disengage FSD. You are going to find it weird at first, with your new car, as there is no stock to press up. You click the right scroll wheel button to engage or disengage. The rest is the same. In the first week, I can't tell you how many times I reached for the stocks. Now it is the other way, when I jump in my old Tesla with stocks, I have to think about how to engage/disengage with stocks LOL. Know you're gonna love the new 2024 Tesla.
Oh solid point! Yeah I imagine kind of like adapting to the yoke, I'll have a few misfires with the stalks. I did in my review video of the new 3 but it was funny. Man I can't wait for that car!
One of the best FSD rides, good job Cybrlft
you're nice! These demonstrations is needed (unfortunatley)
Super chilled dude
Love these kinda reactions, it shows the deference between perceived ability of Tesla and the reality. Gg.
That was awesome!
He would really like chazman channel since hes a pilot aswell!
Yes! I hope he sees this and checks out Chuck Cook!
This reminds me of why I gave up the 2020 Tasks M3 and now drive a MS. The road noise and the ride comfort were terrible. I've heard the new ones are good.
New model 3 are better than model s
Great conversation :-)
This was far more interesting to watch than just the driver narrating.
Pentagon wants to talk to Elon to assist fighter pilots with the FSF AI copilot. In case pilot gets injured it can fly back home fighting off and/or avoiding bogies
Awesome video !!
Your best one yet !
Great ride and video!
The acceleration is good IMO but for most, it is probably a but heavy. Idealy in the future there will be adjustability to those metrics. One step at a time kind of deal.
One of the best fsd utubers..well done
I actually just had a thought about the taxi automation idea you mentioned. Since Elon Musk showed us the auto-charger that can plug into the car by itself, if the taxi is fully automated, it could return to a "depot" or designated location, automatically charge the car, and then pick up passengers and repeat the process.
Yup! I imagine this will be something in the future. In the interim you could pay a valet to plug in cars and maybe wipe them down and give them a quick inspection before they go back out on the road.
Wow, he was a super cool guy liked him. I’m a private pilot as well and I live in Phoenix. That certainly looks like San Diego to me, though. I don’t know if if it is this is the first time I’ve seen your channel I’m gonna subscribe.
Great chat! EV/Tech ambassador!
Thanks so much!