Alex

The layout of this on-ramp has changed 3-4 times in the last month or two as construction works to remove old toll furniture. Every time, FSD has zero problem navigating through the new routing that isn’t map accurate.

Zoom out, view Earth from space, picture all tiny road lines on all continents as one giant vascular system, and imagine each individual car as a single cell. Currently, each individual cell is unique and unpredictable in behavior. Each individual cell is of different age, different baseline ability to drive, different energy level, sober or hammered, etc. Some cells are running on 2 hours rest, some 12. Some are on their way to work, some on their way home from night shift. Some are emotionally hysterical, some are fine. Some have been moving through the vascular system for 50 years, some less than 50 days. Imagine a world where every single cell is consistent, running with one identical brain, identical energy levels, and zero emotional volatility? Even today, Tesla’s current supervised FSD system would plummet driving deaths if every single cell in this system moved from human to 13.2. For some things, human uniqueness is advantageous and valuable and creates incredible things. For other things, it is a net negative. For the task of driving, the machine cannot be beaten. There is no argument. If preservation of human life is paramount, there is no argument to be made about where things should go.