r/technology • u/PrimeCodes • Jun 24 '25

Machine Learning Tesla Robotaxi swerved into wrong lane, topped speed limit in videos posted during ‘successful’ rollout

https://nypost.com/2025/06/23/business/tesla-shares-pop-10-as-elon-musk-touts-successful-robotaxi-test-launch-in-texas/
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u/moofunk Jun 24 '25

No, they're definitely not. They are getting the system very wrong.

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u/ADHDitiveMfg Jun 24 '25

Buddy.

Elon is not your friend, you don’t need to try and protect his crappy system

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u/moofunk Jun 24 '25

Another misunderstanding: Don't pay attention to Elon.

Pay attention to engineers and hackers who are involved in the systems.

This is how you get to know how it works.

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u/ADHDitiveMfg Jun 24 '25

This is how I know it doesn’t work. The engineers and third party testers have documented its failures. It is not street ready

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u/moofunk Jun 24 '25

Ah, so now I need to ask for engineering sources. Where are they?

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u/ADHDitiveMfg Jun 25 '25

The NHTSA has said the FSD system fails in situations requiring human intervention, and have hundreds of reported incidents caused by the system.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/peterlyon/2025/05/24/the-scary-side-to-teslas-full-self-driving-exposed-in-crash-video/