SMRTR TechSep 25, 2024Ars Technica

Tesla Full Self Driving requires human intervention every 13 miles

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Tesla's "Full Self Driving" system showed advanced capabilities but also dangerous behavior in independent testing. Over 1,000 miles of driving, it required human intervention more than 75 times, including running red lights and crossing into oncoming traffic. The system's unpredictable nature and occasional sophisticated maneuvers can lead to dangerous driver complacency.

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