It feels like you are talking of FSD like a good friend towards whom you have empathy and deep understanding. It makes your videos captivating.

@Fergie1778

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree

@CreativeBuilds

3 жыл бұрын

I'd argue that's going to become the normal way of talking about AI developed in the future, especially when that AI is able to empathize with you more than the other humans around you

@moule88

3 жыл бұрын

@@CreativeBuilds Indeed. Having driven a Tesla in FSD for a few days, I was already 'bounding' with the car. I could anticipate where it would fail, and in return it would bring me joy regularly : sentinel video clips once getting into the car, jaw dropping accelerations, Netflix while superharging... I see this relationship similar so what you could have with a loyal and smart dog. Except that this one is cleaner and might save your life.

Watching this after FSD 10 was released to see how far it's come. It's kinda of incredible what a difference 9 months makes.

Love the Self-Driving ASMR 😴

Love that it accounts for old ladies. Which reminds me. I gotta visit Granny.

Way more engaging and entertaining. It also a huge effort as well.

I love your videos and especially your analysis. The way you describe and analyze situations it sounds like you're an engineer or a scientist. Keep it up! thanks!

The best fsd channel IMO

@AIDRIVR

3 жыл бұрын

That means a lot, I know there's a lot of great channels out there. Thank you!

@AlexandruJalea

3 жыл бұрын

@@AIDRIVR between Tesla Driver, Dirty Tesla and a few others, you have found your place. At least for me. I don't own one, (would like to) I like the tech. Keep up your current style and cadence. It is real good. Would be nice to increase the aperture if your camera allows (this is me really trying to do some nitpicking here 🙂🙃)

@AWESEM0

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for letting Tezzy do it's thing love the whole presentation best of its kind

@paulhamrick3943

3 жыл бұрын

I agree thus is the first time I’ve watched this guy’s videos and the fact that he does the voiceover instead of real time commentary is far superior. Lots of the other drivers kinda ramble as though the viewer is sitting in the car with them.

@LinuxJediMaster

3 жыл бұрын

So true! His videos are the most informative of all.

I like how the self driving car meets the man on a horse. Its like paying homage to how far we have come.

Thanks for keeping us meer mortals abreast of the latest in FSD. When I look at the progress over the last couple of weeks, it is not hard at all to see Level 4 being achieved in 2021 (or soon thereafter). Your work, and the work of others like you, is an important part of that evolution. Keep it up and keep sharing it with the rest of us.

These videos are very comfy and entertaining! Like the commentary and interesting situations

I really enjoy watching your videos because of your structured and calm way of gaining experience and exploring everyday situations. 👍

Thanks for a great overview of where FSD is right now, at least a snap shot. I really appreciated the way you provided information but let the video do the talking also. I'm very impressed with where FSD is and excited for the near future.

Consumer Reports: “Tesla FSD is a distant second behind GM’s Super Cruise” Me: 🤣🤣🤣

@dayneodendaal4772

3 жыл бұрын

Seriously! You cannot watch this and say that with a straight face 😂 those reports are a joke

@avimech8546

3 жыл бұрын

@Gabriel G Super Cruise won’t even initiate lane changes on it’s own, you need to hit the turn signal first. Plus it’ll keep driving until it runs out of gas, doesn’t seem too “smart” to me

@avimech8546

3 жыл бұрын

@Gabriel G Here’s a video released yesterday of a Model 3 driving 358 miles without intervention, seems pretty decent kzread.info/dash/bejne/ioSm1bSGYsbed9Y.html

Excited to watch! Your FSD videos are some of the best IMO. Thanks for the content.

Love the high quality commentary and really good common driving scenarios.

@AIDRIVR

3 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't call my "ummmm"s and strange pauses as high quality commentary, but I appreciate it! Still getting used to all this

I really like your analysis of the FSD scenarios you encounter. The reaction of human drivers to FSD is the same as their reaction to new drivers: impatience. However, unlike many new drivers, FSD doesn't take chances. It errs on the side of caution, which is a good thing. Hopefully a year from now, having gained more experience, it will drive more assertively but still safely. Thanks for you videos.

Another great video with interesting situations. I used to live near Concord, so this video and all the familiar locations really drives home the realism. Thanks!

"California Rolls" makes me want to order sushi! :-) Great video, thx for sharing your thoughts!

@AIDRIVR

3 жыл бұрын

I've been craving sushi lately, perhaps this is why! LOL

@LanceMace

3 жыл бұрын

I saw that Green the only uncovered a ton of internal FSD settings and one had a toggle for California Roll! So I think that may be regionally set or could be a user setting as well??

@boostav

3 жыл бұрын

@@LanceMace In the finished version of the software users will likely be able to enable/disable "california rolls".

@ken830

3 жыл бұрын

@@boostav In the finished version of the software, the AI will be able to detect law enforcement officers/vehicles nearby and automatically do a full stop at stop signs.

11:28 looks like a newer model BMW; I may have pulled over to give him my referral link so he can get a Model Y instead ;)

@lemongavine

3 жыл бұрын

Haha. Nice.

@kobalov1

3 жыл бұрын

SO EMBARASING. BMW should just shut down their factories and spend all their money on FSD and electric and restart their company. their only way out of dying in next 10 years. gg bmw

@catbert7

3 жыл бұрын

@@kobalov1 Too late on either front at this point, I'm afraid.

@NandhaSankar

3 жыл бұрын

but you can't deny that the BMW looks better than the model y

I love your FSD videos. You properly let the AI behave without interruption; most other testers posting videos, just intervene too early and too often, and also don't setup interesting cases like you do. Please keep it up. And thanks to your wife for volunteering so much as guinea pig.

Came back to watch this a year later and its amazing how far FSD has come in the past year!

Very nice video, happy to see a balanced viewpoint without overly-hyping Tesla - it provides more information watching both good and bad things about FSD.

OMG, I've been LOVING your videos. You do such a great job of being detailed and concise. Too many of these FSD videos go on and on and on. Well, BONUS today, you mentioned "Concord" and I couldn't believe that you were just a few miles from my house (just about 2 miles East of where you started your video, on the other side of 680)! Now that I know you're local, I'll need to go through your videos to see what I recognize ;) Small world. BTW, amazing that FSD is seeing / honoring those no turn on red signs! Humans miss those all the time!

@Nifty-Stuff

3 жыл бұрын

Oh, and if you don't mind, this is a section where my Model 3 gets hung-up every time when I've got autopilot engaged. I'm VERY curious how FSD will handle it! Eastbound on Boyd Rd. here: www.google.com/maps/dir/37.9434523,-122.0693605/37.9434877,-122.0604256/@37.9435413,-122.0670818,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!4m1!3e0

@AIDRIVR

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your comment, and for watching! It is a small world indeed

@AIDRIVR

3 жыл бұрын

Next time I'm in Concord I will try it out! Thanks for the link

@Nifty-Stuff

3 жыл бұрын

@@AIDRIVR cool! There are two spots in that eastbound route where the lane shifts quickly to the left, and my car continues straight and always gets stuck behind a parked car on the right-side of Boyd rd.

Great videos, thanks for doing this its helping to make life better for all of us. FSD clearly progressing but lots and lots of corner cases left methinks - especially if it ever tries to drive here in UK where a narrow gap means 2-3 inches each side, and sometimes you need to reverse to let someone pass....

Really amazing to see. Thank you for your efforts. I'm glad how promising it is. Thumbs up!

Awesome content! I can just imagine the level of self-driving a year from now.

When tesla creeps, it feels slow, however when your driving you have attention bias, in that while your doing the driving yourself the time appears subjectively fast, but probably isn't. Car is getting pretty good creeping forward now, and it will only get better

Thank you. I am really impressed with the software and your patience.

@AIDRIVR

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, making these videos is super fun!

Great video as always and better sound.

imagine this in a year.

Finally, an intelligent analysis, and great attitude. Thanks

@AIDRIVR

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

Testers are helping improve the product with every test, disengage and report. Thanks to all the testers. Please report all problems as they occur. Safety first.

Now I want a Tesla lol. That is so cool. It’s amazing how far technology has come. Nice job Tesla

Crazy how much it has improved over time :D

I share the other public comments regarding your presentation. Nicely done. FSD has come a long way and I hope for a wider release soon, and that would be OK as long as the driver remembers that the human is still responsible. It’s sort of like a flight instructor’s responsibility. Let the student make mistakes as long as there is no peril. I would say that that’s what Tesla’s doing, and we are all the students as well as the instructor and safety pilot.

Wow! I hope I get FSD Beta soon. It looks to be awesome. Thanks for an excellent video and commentary.

Very impressive! Definitely a ways to go, though. Can’t wait until the rest of us can dig in.

Wow! Impressive! Thanks for explaining the issues so well.

@AIDRIVR

3 жыл бұрын

My pleasure!

There is always that jerk that NEEDS to get in front of you to immediately make a right turn right?

Feels pretty great to me. I can imagine eventually we could choose from several settings, but not sure what they would be called. Perhaps: 1. Cautious 2. Thoughtful 3. Confident Especially for how the car behaves at stop signs, maybe we should be able to adjust it slightly for our own preference.

@metaZen

3 жыл бұрын

that kinda defeats the purpose of AI driving... the best optimization would be ALL cars on autopilot and ALL responding in an homogenous and predictable manner... Although I could see how that sort of "control" could appeal to the human ego inside.. maybe they just program in a setting where you can change the setting but it doesn't actually do anything.. haha

@user232349

3 жыл бұрын

@@metaZen All cars on autopilot still would have to deal with pedestrians, cyclists, scooters, horses, and other things/vehicles on the road.

@pilotavery

3 жыл бұрын

@@metaZen it'd be better to just have an aggression slider. If you feel it's too aggressive and quick and fast and too much for your liking just turn it down. Other than that it will still drive like a human in a predictable way. For now it's not an issue because as long as it still behaves like a human it's fine, eventually once all cars are autonomous then they won't be following those rules anymore anyway they will just kind of drive wherever they want whenever

@DodInTheSky

3 жыл бұрын

A stop sign is a stop sign. It means you have to stop. What people don't understand is that following the rules increases both safety and traffic flow. Same as parking well leaves more space for others to park...

Loving loving loving your videos

@AIDRIVR

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Great video fella, last bit to the highway was cool, can’t wait for my X to get it (a while yet 🇬🇧)

Mad props to this guy using the capital from patreon to actually shoveling back in to improve his videos. Love these. Watch every one.

@AIDRIVR

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Brandon!

Great analysis video with interesting cases.

Another excellent video! I appreciate the effort you put into it. FSD seems to be improving day by day. I’m still trying to figure out how you position your camera. The view of the dashboard and out the front window would appear to be right where the driver’s head would be. I am still hoping for an opportunity to be an FSD beta tester, but further releases by Christmas would be great also.

Great video! I can't wait to get the next version for my Model Y!

Wow, it's getting much better

Thanks for everything you put into these videos. You’re on my always watch list. Yes fsd is really improving release to release. Waiting for ped crossing on left, understanding red right arrows and no right on red signs (mapped maybe), and how does it see the speed bumps. Hoping for a Christmas surprise download to my car!

I love the FSD. It works wonderfully with a few edge cases to work on in the future!!! Lookin' forward to getting my Model Y out of Giga-Texas in the not-so-distant future.

We've lost sight of how amazing this tech shift is.

you, Sir, are a man of honor.

@AIDRIVR

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you good sir!

I'm absolutly amazed about the Beta and I really can't wait for my Model 3 getting it. Unfortunately I'm from Germany and I'd say nearly all roads in Europe aren't that big as in America. Even the Autopilot has sometimes problems staying in the lines since they are as wide as the car plus 10cm on each side, with hard curves.

Impressive, thanks for the summary.

Good collection! Some very strange hesitations but, if those were the only problems, I'd be happy. My main concern is that it be able to get from A to B safely, in a reasonable amount of time. Doing so smoothly and efficiently is a secondary problem. Unfortunately, I've seen a lot bigger errors than these, ones that were definitely unsafe (like running into cars unsafe). But it would be cool to see a side-by-side comparison of a drive on the same path from version 1 and the latest version. The improvement is palpable.

another great vid. The FSD graphics appear smother. Perhaps make a vid through SF and across the GG Bridge on one of your trips up the north coast. Not only gorgeous sights, but a nice mix of traffic, roads and situations. with the added bonus of another great 4k vid once u get there.

loved your video! subscribed! I think FSD is already pretty good and helpful enough to be used by more people. maybe having a special sticker for FSD cars (to put in the front and back of the car) would be helpful for human understanding.

Recent updates are doing really well. If you did a "California roll" where I live (Melbourne, Australia) and a cop saw it, you would definitely get a ticket. Tesla will need to make adjustments for different regions.

@FuzTheCat

3 жыл бұрын

Same here in Queensland. You _must_ come to a complete and total stop for every single stop sign, no matter the situation. "Rolling" is for Give Way signs.

Interesting to see how FSD has confidence in certain driving instances over others and it really seems like a student trying to learn. Either way interesting to watch FSD growing

It is truly getting better and better. Only few vloggers are reporting the details so systematicaly than you do. What's your name btw? please please continue making these video's. After every new update i am truly looking out for your tests.

Excellent vid. Tesla needs an update to lower the noise of those windshield wipers.

That is absolutely amazing.

This was a great video, nice job!

Thank you, as a Model S owner for a year I enjoyed your video very much. Well here in Japan software update is wa…y behind: no navigate on autopilot, no traffic light stop/go yet: FSD is far beyond reach. Watching your video where FSD froze behind the stalled SUV, I was thinking why FSD doesn’t pick up the meaning of flashing hazard lamps. That car should have been recognized as an obstacle and should have been passed by. In urban Tokyo where I drive daily, narrow roads, erratic lane markings, dense traffic, will be foreseeable challenges to FSD. The other car’s turn signals and stop lamps are important cues what that car is about to do next. Picking up such information could be useful for smooth and seamless FSD in busy traffic.

I imagine things like the California roll will be customizable in a chill vs mad max type of way. Can't wait!

@user232349

3 жыл бұрын

Ideally, the car would automatically adjust itself to local custom by watching what other people are doing.

I think it’s important for FSD to replicate some human behaviour like creeping and crawling and partial steering turns etc. This is a visual reference for other drivers and highlights FSDs plan intentions. In any event, it is still AMAZING. End of 2021 this will be approved 💯.

@joag962

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. To be fair, sometimes, it is not only the human way, but also the only safe way to handle certain situation. It is just natural for FSD engineers to use the proven way to deal with such situations, like creeping to get a better view to make sure.

Great video. Thanks.

Crazy watching this 1 year later, to see how timid it is compared to 10.12.2

12:39 I recall all the way back almost 40 years ago to driver's education... taught to "separate potential hazards", usually by slowing down to control the timing (occasionally by speeding up). This is a great example where you want to separate the oncoming truck from the parked cars. A difficult thing to teach a neural network, because you need to curate training examples from the best defensive drivers. I'm not sure the average human driver makes any adjustment in this situation.

@lexithelexus7377

3 жыл бұрын

Just did a video comapring the tesla model y with a rx can i get ur input !!!>

👍👍👍

Your videos are great!

Red arrows are a REALLY good idea. Signs are too easy to not notice, and may not even be decently visible at night.

I love your editing!

@AIDRIVR

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Cool video. One suggestion: For the sections that you are waiting for something to happen, you can speed up a section in the middle.

Just subbed to your other channel man its awesome keep them vids coming. Looks great on my 4k uhd tv lol

@AIDRIVR

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Glad you like it :]

You deserve the Patreons ma man 👌

Another great video!

Revisiting this after 10.11.1. It's kind of crazy to see the progress made in 15 months.

I think that is pretty impressive. Can wait for my Tesla to get the software

Already safer new drives on the road... as well as some experienced drivers. Can wait for full release.

In my experience sometimes a cop will wait round the corner from a stop sign. Every car which does a 'California stop' will almost certainly get a ticket. Some road situations are designed to generate revenue, the stop sign has very little to with road safety.

You are very good at this

@AIDRIVR

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

As the FSD AI becomes increasingly sentient, I hope you'll look for an opportunity to do a video interview of the AI, to get its side of the story. You might even ask the AI to rate you as a legacy driver ;-)

@adamrak7560

3 жыл бұрын

no sentience is required for that.

Can certainly see the improvements over the 7 beta builds. Feels like unprotected lefts especially when the traffic is moving at a fairly high rate of speed (40+mph) that FSD really struggles. One other thing that strikes me is when I travel to new areas I'm much more likely to get in the wrong lane. I believe that FSD is in the same situation but all the time. It's not supposed to remember that the last time I drove this road the driver over ride my decision and moved the car to a different lane. Am I right in that assumption? Keep up the great videos.

@junbead9614

3 жыл бұрын

Right on about turning into fast moving traffic. For a car that can get from 0 to 60mph in under 3 and a half seconds I've never seen FSD use even a fraction of that awesome power.

A cool and unique feature they should add would for the car to auto toot the horn if autopilot sees a car cut in front of it and it has to fully stop

That was a great video!

@AIDRIVR

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Gave a like before watching. :)

Wonder if designers are considering individual preference controls: slower speed over speed bumps; no California roll at stop signs, stop at yellow instead of 'running' even when light has not turned red. I am sure there are other preferences often based on localized driver behavior. Agree with others, AIDRIVR puts together excellent test videos!

@lexithelexus7377

3 жыл бұрын

Just did a video comapring the tesla model y with a rx can i get ur input !!!>

Nice to see an S using FSD - most videos are the 3. As you say, way to go. Fantastic though it is, even in this short video there are multiple examples of issues which just do not happen with human drivers. I do worry that FSD will be rolled out to all and have a lot of bingles prompting insurers to jack up rates.

I realize how much Tesla will have to adapt for each country when you talked about the stop line. Here in France if you don't mark the stop (0 mph) you can loose 4 points out of 12 on your driving license.

Impressive. Thanks

Lol I think we crossed paths. I drove by that same broken down bimmer that day!

@AIDRIVR

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, small world! Did you see a gray Model S with black wheels? lol

@matthull1258

3 жыл бұрын

@@AIDRIVRHa I think so. I remember seeing a Tesla a few blocks up on the parkway at the roundabout.

I enjoyed the new video!!!

First off, appreciate your content! It's certain that there has been some progress since it first rolled out, but also true that it has a long way to go. Given the leak of the internal email about the holiday update, it seems like we're getting FSD in some form. I'm wondering what that would mean. I'm assuming the version with either restricted functionalities or driver confirmation of every turn. Worst case scenario, another FSD visualization preview like last year...I really hope it's not the case.

@AIDRIVR

3 жыл бұрын

I was not aware of the leaked email! Where can I read about it?

@ProjectUpside

3 жыл бұрын

@@AIDRIVR The author removed his tweet about it. It was available up until 10AM today and I replied to it.

I can see that FSD has progressed at lot, there is still more to improve. Having said that I wonder just how long it will take for drivers to learn to trust it. The old we are (and I'm 76) the harder it will be to just sit back and trust FSD. My guess it may take a generation before it is fully trusted. Which will no doubt many years after it has been achieved.

@lexithelexus7377

3 жыл бұрын

Just did a video comapring the tesla model y with a rx can i get ur input !!!>

@4:47 I think what is happening there is that, it makes a decision but then finds it's not going to work so it makes a "virtual stop", and like many times when waiting in stops or traffic lights, moves the steering wheel, then decides to make another move/trajectory but again soon realizes is not doable, and again makes a "virtual stop", until it succeeds... or not. It should move the steering wheel when is 90% sure it is going to work, if not just don't move it, if it takes too much time show a message like "I'm thinking about this...", and if takes too long "I can't figure it out" and disengage fsd. The issue here is that it makes a long chain of "small decisions", and sometimes at first cannot guess correctly what is the end result, so it keeps aborting after just a few steps into that chain.

I feel like it could have creeped for that right turn to communicate its intent, to prevent that honk

Am I the only one whose mind is completely blown by this? The state of FSD is that it's essentially ready. Sure, you have to occasionally help it when it gets stuck, but that's a minor inconvenience--I imagine it will be years before that manual assistance is *never* needed, but we are basically there. the 99% is done, now it's just that 1% that needs work. It amazes me that there are still people out there saying that Tesla's approach may not work out, or that FSD is still a theory. It's not a theory; it's happening right before our eyes.

6:10 In Ontario this would definitely be a ticket. Hopefully the software will allow to turn off the rolling stop signs.

@YngveHaugom

3 жыл бұрын

It will. It's a toggle (hidden for now) as Greentheonly showed on Twitter. And of course they need to comply with different laws. Will either be an option or just set according to the local regulations for sure.

radar interface looks like cyberpunk vibe, i think it's to add that theme on cybertruck

FSD current skill level: 15 year old getting their permit

@goldrush5764

3 жыл бұрын

More like a drunk with a lot of alcohol in his/her system. A teenager would never make those misstakes. You are giving the auto pilot to much credit.

@DTR89

3 жыл бұрын

@@goldrush5764 Hmm perhaps. Or maybe you’re giving teenagers too much credit...

@goldrush5764

3 жыл бұрын

@@DTR89 Well, I rather get driven by a teenager than a drunk driver. Would you rather be driven by a drunk driver? Just think about it, you know that I'm right.. ;)

@DTR89

3 жыл бұрын

@@goldrush5764 - Yes I would choose a teenager before a drunk. *The question is: Would you choose autopilot or a drunk?* I would choose autopilot, which proves autopilot is closer to a teenager.

@rikeshneupane8965

3 жыл бұрын

@@goldrush5764 why do u hate tesla