Tesla says it's about to launch its driver-less Cybercab service, but it doesn't look ready Comments

• Anonymous
• D6e
• 5 hours ago

cybercabs biggest issue is that its too small and low for obsese americans.
americans with those bellies even make ford f-250 look like clown cars.

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• O
• B}F
• 8 hours ago

"Tesla also assures that all Robotaxis are constantly monitored and a human is always ready to take over a vehicle remotely if needed."

So they're actually confirming that it's the same as their 'autonomous AI enabled' robots. Guy in India is driving it.

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• tail gator
• kmq
• 8 hours ago

Do you recall when regulators required Tesla to overcome millions of rolling stop training videos, and instead, come to full stops at stop-signs?

Regulators should also motivate Tesla to overcome billions of misleading tail-gaiting video footage and extend or even double traditional safe follow distances. The metric should include additional time and space for the delay between when (Supervised) FSD hand-off triggers and is realized by the "supervisor". Sum that delay with the reaction time to decide what to do, and breaking distance time for the particular velocity.

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