Tesla FSD 12.4.1 is NOT what I expected…
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Extremely good and concise demo of 12.4. I really like that you don't publish immediately after an update drops. Instead you take your time and bring us a high value summary of relevant experiences at an enjoyable pace.
Other channels just cover the same roads over and over showing nothing important and because they do it quickly after the update they are not ready to show something meaningful.
This way of showing the progress gives value to our time and in return makes the video very entertaining.
This is why your sub count grows steadily. You truly have a monopoly on Tesla FSD demos. Keep up the good work.
Well said
While I agree that this is probably the best FSD channel, I have to point out that covering the same drives is not a bad thing. The most empirical way to test FSD's progress is to find a really challenging drive, that includes a lot of different challenges, and do it for every version, tracking the differences in performance. There is value in giving more general impressions too, on a general set of drives, but that does not mean the former is bad.
12.4 was trained on BMW drivers...
nah, it actually uses turn signals on lane changes
@@MrImodrelmao😂
90 days of training, 90 days of AI and Neural Networks.
And 12.4.1 has the smarts of a donkee.
they not like us
I laughed out loud.
Two lanes: Exists
12.4.1: It's free realestate
I had hoped it was actually following the racing line, and it was not.
May be, FSD has a new jolly mode/mood!
Swinging back and forth between lanes is its way of enjoying the ride 😄
I guess it is being optimized for traffic in my home country India :P there is free real estate on every god damn road there. there is precisely ZERO consideration of lanes.
But only for Jim Booney
Lol that moment where it stops directly behind the reversing Tesla was a true DERP moment. Absolutely Hilarious.
saw the shorts but i much prefer these longer videos; as someone without a tesla, it's good to see its evolution
EDIT: well, i suppose devolution for you
Any plans to get one?
@@Al-Misanthropic-Bundy hopefully! i'd really like one
I want to get the Model 3 Performance in the future. I appreciate the self-driving characteristics however my favorite part is that the car is just so fun. Very simple powertrain, good handling and manageable power all without the need for gasoline
Your detailed technical approach to these videos and objectivity makes this channel one of the very few if not the only reliable source of FSD updates. I stopped reading any articles or viewing other videos that are just in one camp or the other trying to make a sale or push their views/feelings onto others. Thanks a lot for the content!
2 steps forward. 1 step back.
1 step forward, 2 lane changes back
@@AIDRIVR or even 3 lane changes.
1 step forward , 2 steps back
@@jamesdean433 well soon thel bug fix it and go 3 steps forward
@@emm4148 You can hope for 3 steps forward. Keep dreaming.
interesting... in Germany when turning left, you are supposed to drive into the intersection as soon as the light turns green. Obviously you still have to give the right of way to the oncoming traffic, but you are supposed to wait inside the intersection.
Obviously if theres already one or two cars waiting within the intersection you have to hold back as well.
Also in italy
USA has weird un-common-sense rules.
Not if there is heavy traffic. Best to wait because you may not be able to make the turn and can be stuck in the middle. Yes you could go after the lights turn red but sometimes you're doing so after the other lights turn green because the others run the light or they themselves are stuck in the middle.
@@DJT125489 I cant see their light anyways, you just drive if the oncoming traffic stops. If they run it idc because I'm not turning before they stop, right? No one stops and then accelerates again to run the light? theres enough time between to make your turn.
As I said, as a second+ car you might want to stop and not drive into the intersection, but if you are the first one you are supposed to drive in. You are literally supposed to complete your turn after the light turns red for the oncoming traffic if there is no gap.
Wdym they are also stuck in the middle? like who? How would 2 people be "stuck" in a way that they block each other?
Same here in The Netherlands.
Only 15 minutes of AI DRIVR after one month??? C'mon dude, we miss you!
Yeah, what´s happening? Dropped my patron sub due to this.
The problem with a improving FSD versions, there are less issues to talk about.... It's only going to get worst from here. Watching it drive or making a video about it will get boring very quickly.
@@evrevo2593 Hes gotta get out of the city and see what FSD can do with new spaces
6:12 Proceeding into the intersection keeping your tires straight is the legal thing to do: “You may enter the intersection to prepare for your left turn if the light is green and no other vehicle ahead of you is preparing for a left turn.” This is a direct quotation from the latest edition of the New York State Drivers Manual. This is also the case in California. Stop spreading false information.☹
I tried FSD 12.3 for two months in Atlanta, GA. The one very annoying thing I didn't like FSD for is city driving. The potholes, manholes covers and sewer grates 2-3" below grade, FSD runs right over them like no ones business. I would drive around to avoid pothole flats or alignment issues. For this reason, I didn't upgrade from EAP to FSD. That and the fact Tesla doesn't allow me to transfer FSD to another Tesla I may buy down the road.
FSD is not for the city of Atlanta. Not with those roads, unfortunately. Dekalb spends money on roads, and Atlanta thinks we are a 3rd world city. I wonder if the mayor drives around the city.
atlanta moment
@@ojobeeit's always someone else fault other than tesla. What I I told you Atlanta streets are similar to most streets in America.
That will be solved eventually, and probably soon.
As for the transfer issue, you can use it for $99 a month on any Tesla. What you lose in exchange is the eventual robotaxi revenue.
Pothole detection is coming they said but needs a few more updates before we get it
Finally a video that highlights what is better about this build! I've been hearing people say it's better, but no specifics other than the attention monitoring. Thanks!
Just finished my drive with the update, mine doesn’t have this lane change problem but I did see that it did much much more phantom braking. Towards the end in the neighborhood it even sensed like there was a dog on the side of the rode on the grass so it started to brake but it was this upright fallen tree branch. I will say it is definitely more aggressive when driving which is great!
You and Dirty Tesla is my favorite channels with fsd videos! Keep up! It’s nice that you guys are frank in your criticism about fsd!
California Vehicle Code used to state (and I do not believe it's been changed) when making a left turn on a green light, you should move forward toward the middle of the intersection, keep your wheel straight and wait for a safe time to complete the turn. Waiting at the limit line as you did is NOT correct, ever. In fact, the driver(s) behind you will not appreciate it.
That used to be how it was. They changed the laws. You can no longer wait in the middle of the road, you have to stay behind the white line before you make a left on a green light
@@edwardcarrillom In my city you will never get to turn, there is still traffic going up until the red, it's only possible to wait in the intersection until the cars stop, or you and the line of 10 cars behind you will never get to go.
@@edwardcarrillom That means in some cases you and the car behind you will never get to turn. Once you are stepped out the limit line by a bit, you can turn once the opposite lane is clear even when the light just turn red, but in the new law as you mentioned you won’t be able to do that whatsoever and you will get honked on.
Also add that it is VERY dangerous and highly illegal to change lanes in the middle of an intersection. As far as the left turn and yielding to traffic while pulled into the intersection is concerned I just looked at the law and I am not sure what the other guy is saying, but the law still states you can pull up into the intersection and wait for the opportunity to turn as long as you are not blocking cross traffic and you are not making your left turn before you pull into the intersection.
@@edwardcarrillom How long ago did this change? I don't live in California anymore but visit family and they all still do this. Seems like a weird change, theres plenty of places you'd basically never get to turn if you did this.
AO! That park at the end 😱
its crazy how it goes back and forth to being safe, then to being more dynamic, on and on, each iteration
Some people like safe, others like assertive, it's very hard to find a good compromise. Eventually you'll be able to choose, but for now they just want to get it work.
So thankful you finally dropped a video! I watched your videos for months until I bought my first Tesla 3 weeks ago and I’ve checked for any new videos you dropped everyday! Great content!
Appreciate the intergrity of you being up front about this.
This is not the Mars channel, with all praise all the time.
AI Driver is honest, and gives us the *real* *story* .
That lane changing frequency is just dangerous. Into merging lanes, in the middle of intersections, almost into passing traffic? I would be calling 911 for a DUI if i saw that in front of me.
12.4.1 was like "*shrugs * you didn't turn on the Minimal Lane Change mode"
Your ability to concisely summarize the updates is so impressive; probably the best out there. Very thoughtful review!
Very informative video. Thx!
I'm a BMW driver and haven't checked FSD on Tesla videos since almost a year. Looks like a lot improved.
My guess: 🤔
12.3 was trained on Tesla employee data & very specific videos that where prescreened by humans for correct driving behavior. Less data but high quality. They were compute constrained.
12.4 was trained on a huge amount of general video pulled from fleet. This would have a mix of good driving behavior and bad. Then, they try to use quantity to weed out the bad driving training data by having the AI consider less frequent maneuvers as anomalous behavior it shouldn’t do.
Eventually enough data will be fed through that the good behavior will rise to the top. Unless, humans in general are such bad drivers that fleet data will be useless to train on. 🤔
Data quality is super important! If you feed an AI BAD DATA, It will learn from that bad data!
Teslas new aproach seems to be: well lets throw EVERYTHING and the kitchen sink at it, it will work out in the end… seems like that didnt work out the way they wanted…
For some insight, Google 'AlphaGo Zero progression'.
The short version is.
It originally learned from watching people's games first. After it was good, it played only itself and became unbeatable.
You make some good excuses for Tesla Corp, and the very poor performance of 12.4.1. Elon would be proud.
@@DerekDavis213 thx
With the driver score, I'm sure they pull those videos more than others.
6:05. Interesting. First time I've seen a left turn law like that.
I drive like this. My area has lots of unprotected left turns like this, and if you miss the turn, it becomes a protected turn in the next light cycle, and I just prefer to take that for safety.
That 5x claim has to be about a different 12.4 build 😂
Or a completely different meaning of intervention. Like he meant the nag was an intervention.
Mind blowing🙄
That's just Elon Musk being Elon Musk imo
@@SumriseHD So in other words, a big ole liar.
Elon saw something in internal testing that made him say that. Remember - 12.3.1 was full of bugs too.
This is weird to say, but one of my greatest fears with self-driving cars, is would it let me override all the safety systems to run someone over? Like, if a carjacker is pointing a gun at my head, would I just be stuck because the car would refuse to let me floor it?
Eventually they should handle these kind of edge cases too. Shouldn't be hard, it's very obvious when a gun is pointed at you, but they have bigger issues to solve first.
Recalibrate your cameras. One of the early employees to get 12.4 mentioned that his experience was erratic until he was advised to recalibrate the cameras. After that, he said that it was a great improvement over 12.3. It may be different in your case, but worth a shot. Thanks for the videos!
Did you hear that one of the early users of 12.4 had lots of interventions but then recalibrated his cameras and it was much better.
9:54 - The car actually executed a U-Turn!!??
Yeah that was "Black Tesla" but it did the same thing with lanes even with the clean cameras.
I've researched this regularly repeated "recalibrate your cameras" and can find NOTHING that says it's a good thing to do unless you've crashed the camera somehow. Can you please provide a reference to an official Tesla guidance on recalibrating cameras? TIA
MY u turned a couple days ago 12.3.6
12.3.6 can technically do u-turns - have done a handful successfully for me. It's not good at it though. Sometimes it gives up and bails out, too slow, doesn't turn tight enough, etc.
@@captcurthess Even though you may be right there is enough anecdotal information that AIdriver should recalibrate if he hasn't already.
Does it matter what settings you have it on, aggressive vs casual? with those lane changes
Maybe recalibration of your cameras will fix that
If 7:50 is downtown Oakley, I can confirm that 12.3.6 would not have stopped for those pedestrians. I got a middle finger last time 😂
I didn't see them at all
Welcome to the club. This has been this way for me for the last 1.5 years of FSD's. It will get in to a left hand turn lane for a right hand turn. The other thing I notice it it keeps going slower then the set cruise control limit.
Interesting. I had that same issue with needless lane changes, particularly into merging lanes a few updates back, when they did the most recent FSD 30 day trial.
Same in 3.6 with the lane thing. Seems to need the arrows to make up its mind but often isnt there or not soon enough
6:12 Most states actually allow you to enter the intersection on a green light. It's crucial to do, especially when the opposing traffic is also in a left turning lane. It would be negligent and dangerous not to pull into the intersection.
Now I'm wondering what state you're in that has this dangerous law that doesn't allow you to use the intersection in the safest way possible
In California (where the video takes place), you could move into the intersection.
Suggestions:
1. Recalibrate your cameras every time you perform an update.
2. Change your preferences settings for lane changes, etc. Don’t use assertive mode.
Retest and upload video for comparison.
In California, the laws about pulling into an intersection to wait to make a left-hand turn are different than where you live. You are actually encouraged to do so in CA..
Oh no! The derp moments 😂 so relatable. Looking forward to eventually pushing this system into intense labor haha.
I love this video. It is very comprehensive and thorough.
The best FSD reviews, by far. Thanks for the huge efforts.
Yea bro I’m having the exact same issues, hoping it gets addressed soon
Did you try "minimize lane changes"?
I have experienced the same lane selection confusion in 12.3.6 on multiple occasions. And it loves to enter right turn lanes when the correct navigation is straight ahead even though it correctly renders the highly visible right turn arrows stenciled on the roadway. Embarrassing is the right description.
I was hoping 12.4.x would fix this behavior but am disappointed that it’s about the same. I did try recalibrating my cameras but other than having to drive over 100 miles without FSD it had no effect.
In major cities, if you don't move into the intersection for a left turn, you will not get to go, and the drivers behind you will start laying on their horns, and with the second missed light they will get out and greet you personally. Am I misinterpreting what he said at 6:05? This won't work in reality at intersections where you need to be in the intersection waiting for the yellow to be able to turn when the other direction of cars stop for the red.
There's a lot of things people do to try and alleviate congestion that aren't technically legal. He's right you're not supposed to sit in the intersection for safety, but you will piss people off if they miss a turn because you weren't out enough.
It's kinda like a taxi driver vs a limo driver. One is more likely to follow the actual law even if it makes driving slower.
@@MikeLikesMaking It must be a local law.
@@jons7054 unlikely. It has to do with being in the intersection. You're not allowed to stop in the intersection pretty much regardless of if you're turning left, waiting for traffic to clear in front of you, etc etc. Like I said it has to do with safety because of t-bones or a head on collision from the other direction, especially as when you pull out to turn left your wheels are chocked and if you get rear ended will get pushed into oncoming. Vs if you're at the line you're more likely to be straight wheeled
@@MikeLikesMaking You don't pull into the intersection with your wheels turned. Google this and you will find articles from driving schools, newspaper Q&A with law enforcement, etc. There's a right and accepted way to do it, it's not against the law, and your Tesla or any driver will be sitting at left turns for hours if it follows this.
Our Tesla Y is doing the same wacky lane changing, and it all doing some unusual breaking at the same time Thanks for the excellent video.
wild lane changes, can you prevent that by selecting minimize lane changes in the setting? thanks.
Good work. I can report the same vacillating lane changes.
It must be by state but proceeding into the intersection to make a left is the LEGAL thing to do and recommended on a green light. Waiting for either a gap or the light to turn red when you can continue the turn. The idea is to prevent gridlocked by allowing at least about 3 cars to make the turn since the are past the stop line when the light turns red. I was pulled over in both Hawaii and New York for not advancing into the intersection during heavy traffic. I received no ticket but was instructed on that very procedure. Just saying. Not sure about other states but do it all the time in Virginia, Maryland, DC and Texas. I have been driving now for 56 years with 1 ticket but no accidents. Just saying this may vary by state. Like turning right on red use to be.
The ai is super intelligent now, it's trolling
Did you enable "Minimize Lane Changes"? That usually helps. Also, is Tesla still disabling the double pull option when FSD is enabled? The loss of TACC-only (cruise control) driving is almost a deal-breaker for me. I sometimes want full control of the route and driving behavior but want the car to control the speed. If I want to use TACC-only, I have to stop, put the car in park, then disable FSD, and my double-pull setting is restored. Really dumb.
The lane indecisive is called Lane Dance, i was told.
So give a cute name to a defective Lane seek algorithm. Nice job, Elan would be proud of you.
The headroom for future gains seems to be there. I see it like a rebuild of a CPU architecture, the gains aren't initially always so big, but it's much easier to build upon to increase performance for the next few gens. Eventually improvement scaling diminishes, and you do another rebuild. That seems to be what a full model retrain does.
Would be useful for FSD videos (from all posters) to now always show autopilot mode (chill, average, aggressive), lane change option (minimal or not), and auto speed offset option (yes or no). I'm not sure that we can make sense of all the test drives without knowing. To me it makes a huge difference what combination of these I use. For example, auto speed offset ON affects my lane change frequency compared to OFF, with all other settings the same.
I have seen the long pause at a green light on 12.3.6.
agree, hold back wide release and work out the kinks. I am surprised the the test drivers did not experience these issues and flag for correction. Maybe they need to double the number of test drivers so that they can get a wider set of test scenarios and feedback. FSD is too important and it is go time!
I think there's a misconception. If they say 12.5 is a retrain from zero, this doesn't mean that improvements to 12.4 is not going to be added to the training set of 12.5.
They basically see issues with 12.4 and add additional training cases for it and ship it, to see if that improves it in the real world situation, and if it does it's added to 12.5.
The retrain on the other side is for removing false information which has been trained. So they remove certain training situations which they identified has been handled wrongly. E.g cases where the car cutting corners very tightly, where no curb is, but the car uses these training data for roads with curbs, and thus hits the curb. So if you remove those cases, the car never learns that it's supposed to cut corners so tightly and thus is using the other training data, in which it is driving better.
I have had the same problems and it stopped reading half the speed limit signs and sefaults to 20 mph. I suppose that’s why it is back to taking a half mile to slow down for a city. I wish we could control the regen rate in all modes
Looking at the sped up portions, it seems like the car wants to stay in the right lane, but moves to the left (or middle) lane at the light. I wonder if that is an intended behavior to stay out of a faster lane.
@9:37 mark, you can see that the vehicle is tracking the trash in the path.
As impressive as the new version is, talk of Tesla having a RoboTaxi by August 2024 is fantasy.
For a start, there are only a few states where RoboTaxis are licenced, so any RoboTaxi from any manufacture will have to be geofenced so people need to stop the nonsense about Waymo and Cruise being geofenced and Tesla not. Without a mandatory driver FSD will have to be geo-restricted.
Tesla have no license to operate a RoboTaxi and just because Waymo and Cruise operate in say San Francisco, Tesla don't get to piggy back off those company's license and will instead have to apply and be assessed in their own right.
Any autonomous vehicle has to be able to interact with emergency services, that includes banning them an area, interacting with the vehicles, communicating with Remote Services and as a last resort allowing them to take manual control.
Waymo has a whole support system in place, allowing a vehicle to request remote services for no-win, or edge cases where the vehicle faces a challenge.
The remote assistance can:
assist the vehicle make a decision, for example if there is a temporary block in the road, the operator can advise the vehicle to wait even though it may take five/ten minutes to clear.
remotely suggest a path for the vehicle.
as a last resort have a driver take over and complete the journey manually.
Tesla has demonstrated no such functionality.
A RoboTaxi needs a service hub, for vehicles to checked over, recharged and cleaned. Tesla have not indicated that they have any remote services or service hubs.
In the latest presentation Tesla have said their own vehicles will provide core services for a RoboTaxi service, Tesla owners will be allowed to assign their vehicles to the fleet.
How will vehicles wanting to be RoboTaxis be checked over to ensure that they are clean, road worthy and undamaged?
When customer's cars join the fleet with Tesla's own RoboTaxi's, will the Tesla Robotaxis have first refusal for new rides over customer's cars?
Will any damage to customer's vehicles when assigned to the RoboTaxi fleet be covered by Tesla's insurance?
Tesla may release a RoboTaxi service in August but it is more likely going to be August 2026, 2027 or 2028.
Sometimes in last month, I think a local NBC station showed Waymo on the highway around SF to other cities.
I think Waymo is working on removing Geofencing. At least in CA.
They will be publicly announcing their plans. I don't recall them saying they will be on the road in August. And I agree it's an Elon maneuver to keep interest up but it probably will be at least a year before it rolls out to a limited geography initially and the 3 to 5 before its reality
@@MarkChinsky In 2016 Tesla were promoting their Driver Assistance as the most advanced on the road at the time, but it wasn’t their technology, it was Mobileye’s.
Tesla were recklessly using drivers as guinea pigs in ways other OEM & Mobileye itself were uncomfortable with.
Mobileye put in a signed SEC filing that they dropped Tesla due to Tesla misuse of its technology.
Only recently have Tesla agreed to call their FSD, FSD-Supervised.
Tesla have marketed it as FSD since their staged 2016 video but always relied on the small print to absolve themselves from responsibility.
At some point Tesla are going to want to claim level 5 autonomy at which point they will have to take responsibility, that is when any hype will start to cost them.
Today, Tesla are a car company making a driver assist system. Waymo is a company making a fully autonomous driver.
Tesla and Waymo are not competitors.
@martincday007 I agree with you on almost all of this. I agree that Tesla, and Elon specifically, has been way overpromising FSD. I do think the move to subscription is a win for all. It means we can try the product at moments in time affordably to see if it's worth the investment. As it stand today (12.3.6 for me) I'm on the free 1 month trial. It's better than V11 was, but it's still requires so much attention and does things that either make you nervous or piss off other drivers that I'm not seeing the value...yet.
The free 'autopilot' on the highway is absolutely awesome and I use it almost all the time. It would be nice if it could do the whole passing thing automatically but not worth subscription money for that (unless it's like $15/month or less)
But the local road stuff makes you more stressed and needing to pay attention more than actually just driving yourself.
Now with the removal of the steering wheel nag, the need to not take your eyes off the road for more than like 2 seconds is a step back. It's just not realistic, especially in a car who's voice assistant is extremely limited compared to the Google Assistant for doing things like changing stations, etc.
I do feel they are truly 'on their way', but I think FSD should either be a free subscription or
@@MarkChinsky I like my technology and I am happy to use driver assist systems. My beef with Tesla is not with the technology itself which I think in many cases is a very clever and an advance level 2 system; my problem is with the marketing and over promising and that the system is being developed on public roads.
Freeway driving in some respects is the "easier" challenge, and where there is a driver supervision, the advances that have been made are impressive.
Interestingly though, Waymo do not certify their RoboTaxis to use the freeway. This is because in a no-win or edge situation, whereas Tesla has the driver to take control, Waymo doesn't.
Travelling at speed and then having the vehicle react to a situation by either coming to an abrupt halt or pulling over, either of those actions could cause a pile-up. On the freeway at speed there is no time to seek remote support.
There is the dilemma for Tesla, as to claim the system Level 5, they would need to remove the small print to say that the system must be supervised and have to take full responsibility. Even if they were prepared to do that, why should other non-Tesla road users and pedestrians be part of the Tesla experiment?
Many of car manufactures have pulled back from developing full autonomy not because of the technology, but because while they see that they can make money from level 2 and 3 features, they cannot see how a RobotTaxi business model becomes profitable.
Musk has claimed that once Tesla has achieved Full Self-Driving, Tesla would create a “Tesla Network” taxi service that would make use of both Tesla-owned vehicles and customer cars that would be hired out when not in use.
Does anyone want to give that idea just ten minutes of thought and realise that the idea sounds simple but is just fraught with challenges.
For example how are customer's vehicles checked for road worthiness, cleanliness and damage. When joining, how charged is the vehicle? How much control and access does Tesla get to the customer's vehicle? Is there a gun in the glove compartment? Who maintains cleans and recharges the vehicle? When hired out, who is responsible for any damage and accidents? When there is a ride, is it Tesla's own fleet that takes first refusal?
Click on minimal lane changes I do this every time that stops that situation
Pretty wild that a version with such defective lane changes makes it into a release. The only explanation I can see is that it must be very hard to make specific adjustments to the model, like you can't just tell it to "make a lot less lane changes" without it having a ripple effect on other behavior throughout the model. Either they're asleep at the wheel with these releases (hard to believe) , or it must be extremely valuable to gather large scale data from a defective model to the point that it's worth making beta testers looking like insane people on the road.
I wonder if a camera re-calibration would help. I believe an employee was talking about 12.4 a couple weeks ago on reddit and they were complaining about the regressions. They then said everything was fixed after a camera re-calibration
I can relate, my fsd hates pedestrian walking near it. My parking stopped working because someone was on the side walk. It also gets confused when it's able to see multiple traffic lights and refused to move. My FSD also hates red cars 😅 it beeps at them even in far distance as if I am going to have an accident which is really weird.
Omg the constant lane changing into lanes that are merging or turn only when I am trying to go strain are insane. It just does nothing to earn confidence and I am constantly disengaging to stop it from changing into a lane I don’t want to be in.
This reminds me of the person who had a tiger living at their house. They thought it was so cool and nothing happened until something happened and it was devastating..
Oh no, what happened to that poor tiger?
You'll also catch the attention of an officer if you perform too many lane changes on a stretch like that, making you more likely to be pulled over.
At 5:55 this is one of my biggest gripes with older versions.
I experienced the same thing, excessive lane changing, I just select "Minimal Lane Change".
I'm terrified of what will happen when they turn on the neural network at highway speeds. When the NN is dumb at low speeds, everyone slams on their brakes and honks at you. When the NN is dumb at high speeds, you collide at high energy with other vehicles or obstacles. Maybe keep the C++ for highway for another couple years until the NN stops being so crazy?
I think Black Tesla has been speaking about some of these same issues.
5:05 curious. Did you REALLY have sunglasses on here like the notification indicated?
yes
Have you calibrated your camera's that was a reported issue that fixed problem with another tester?
@6:20 WRONG! The legal way to turn left at a light is to go to the middle of the intersection and wait for a gap.
It’s too dangerous to time a gap for your roll forward AND left turn.
The neural network has figured out, by meandering between lanes, the number of passing vehicles decreases, thus less computation for road ahead.
Our Tesla Model Y does the same thing. We have version 12.3.6. You’re right, it’s super embarrassing.
Seems like something off with camera calibration, reset could help.
Steering wheel tugs,"interventions", are now 5-10x less.
Have you tried “minimize lane changes” to see if that eliminates the random lane changes you were experiencing?
That's actually an easy problem to solve. But FSD has to rely on navigation meta data for lane changes first and then do the magic with neural decisions (f.e. giving space to ambulance). If humans had the metadata to know what lane's the best to reach a certain target stress-free, they'd be local pros everywhere.
I really can't wait for this to come to the uk, really hoping it's next year
i have experienced the same issue with the lang changing.
I am not even on this version and I don’t like the lane changes because it’s not my style to keep changing so much. I also don’t like when. I need to eventually turn left within 1000 feet and the car changes to the right lane. Also seems to do it near split roads.
Excellent point that I WANT TO MENTION.
I have 12.4.1 as well, thought it was just me about the constant lane changes, its all of us.
Change your parameters in FSD
@@covetthecamper2289 what parameters?
Yeah, not sure why. It alwasy likes to take a left or right turn only lane every time it sees it,
Have you tried a camera recalibration?
Ok get it. Now I need to press the "minimal lane change" button every time when I get in the car with 12.4 FSD.
The fact that other 12.4.1 drivers haven't been having the same issue makes me think it's a A/B testing kind of situation. It does seem like they push different small configuration changes periodically. I wouldn't be surprised if this issue solves itself while you are still on 12.4.1
Guess you are not in California, where it is illegal to turn left from behind the wait line. You are required to move into the intersections and wait to turn left. I assume California is not the only state with that turning requirement. Very well done video!
Well, it is not hard to figure out he lives in California, near Berkeley specifically. And an ex-tesla employee.
car is learning changing lane safely lol as I was learning when I was a beginner
I’ve been living with FSD for nearly 6 years now. Yes I can see it evolving, some things get better while others get worse, but bottom line is I stopped using it and won’t use it again unless Tesla is ready to take responsibility and liability while the system is activated, and I don’t have to baby sit it anymore. Which often is more stressful than driving myself. Meanwhile basic AP is the much better option.
Dear Neural net. Switching lanes is only slightly faster in cases of you following a series of cars. After all you are suppose to be passing cars, not just switching lanes because you want to.
These preview videos are so critical, I'm always pulling my hair out when I update too early and then get stuck on a update that sucks. Right now 12.3 is pretty flawless for me. I'm staying on this version for a good few months I think
It is not illegal to wait for a break in traffic in the intersection for a left turn.
Did you re-calibrate the cameras after the upgrade?
This is frustrating when we all keep expecting the big breakthrough.
Making Tesla Model 3 a BMW M3 killer was counterproductive to FSD.
12.3.6 is doing this lane change thing for me, although nowhere near as often but very consistently on a section of the toll road. Nobody around, it just goes to the left lane, then the right lane, then the left lane and just makes me look stupid
The lane changing is hilarious. I wonder if the model somehow determined that changing lanes often is some how more efficient LOL