[temperceve]

I've never understood why some people insist that FSD means there can never ever be any crashes of any kind, otherwise it obiviously just doesn't work.

[pu_pe]

It needs human operators and still crashes 2x more than their competitor. And they have been calling it FSD for years now.

[elsjaako]

For me FSD means they are legally allowed to operate it on a public road with no supervising driver.

Obviously no crashes ever isn't expected. Even roller coasters have accidents sometimes.

Tesla will get there I'm sure. But I know at least two people that are in Musks influence sphere that believe it to already be the case.

[temperceve]

I use FSD 99% of the time now and it works 99% of the time I use it. When it doesn't work, it is always in an annoying, going-way-to-slow way. I've never experienced it crash into anything. I'm sure the experts here know better than me, I'm just a lowly customer, but from MY experience, it basically works all the time.