Scenarios in which Tesla FSD Beta 9.0 fails
I don&#x27;t understand how something this broken is allowed to operate on public roads.<p>If I drove like Tesla&#x27;s FSD seems to based on the videos I&#x27;ve seen, I&#x27;d be pulled out of my car and arrested on (well founded) suspicions of &quot;driving while hammered.&quot;<p>After a decade of work, it&#x27;s not capable of doing much beyond &quot;blundering around a city mostly without hitting stuff, but pay attention, because it&#x27;ll try to hit the most nonsensical thing it doesn&#x27;t understand around the next corner.&quot;  It drives in a weirdly non-human way - I&#x27;ve seen videos of it failing to navigate things I&#x27;m sure I could get my 6 year old to drive through competently.  Except, I don&#x27;t actually let her drive a car on the road.<p>I&#x27;m out in a rural area, and while &quot;staying in the lane&quot; is perfectly functional (if there are lanes, which isn&#x27;t at all the case everywhere on public roads), there&#x27;s a lot of stuff I do on a regular basis that I&#x27;ve not seen any evidence of.  If there&#x27;s a cyclist on a two lane road, I typically get over well over the center line if there&#x27;s no oncoming traffic to make room.  If there is oncoming traffic, typically one person will slow down to allow the other car to get over, or the lanes just collectively &quot;shift over&quot; - the oncoming traffic edges the side of the road so I can get myself on or slightly over the centerline to leave room for the bike.  And that&#x27;s without considering things like trailers that are a foot or two into the road, passing a tractor with a sprayer (they don&#x27;t have turn signals, so be careful where you try to pass), etc.<p>If they&#x27;ve got any of this functionality, I&#x27;d love to see it, because I&#x27;ve not seen anything that shows it off.<p>At this point, I think we can reasonably say that it&#x27;s easier to land people on the moon than teach a car to drive.