Elon Musk admitted that much work needed to be done for its Full-Self Driving (FSD) feature, focusing on its highway code. Furthermore, the CEO said something about the future of self-driving that will only "amplify traffic to insane levels" when launching, especially when it goes with other systems and drivers on the road.
Elon Musk: Agrees Tesla FSD Highway Code Needs Work
A Tesla driver brought his concern to Twitter, saying that the company needs to work on their highway code for the Tesla FSD feature as it is inferior to its system. The user addressed the CEO regarding the issue on the car, particularly to its FSD Highway code, saying that it needs work but also said that it is "nearly flawless" as they use it for their daily drive.
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— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 6, 2022
Here, the Tech CEO got a mention from the user, to which Musk acknowledged and agreed, saying that the feature indeed needs work for its subsequent releases. It seems that this issue will be something that Musk and Tesla will be working on to comprehensively improve the self-driving feature when it comes to its highway code and drive, especially as he also agrees with its flaws.
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Tesla FSD to 'Amplify Traffic to Insane Levels'
Musk said in a separate tweet that the Tesla FSD would bring an "ultimate boss battle" to defeat the traffic as even the most powerful people in the world have a hard time addressing it. Moreover, the tech CEO acknowledged that the self-driving feature on traffic will still be a pain to users, despite alleviating traffic problems by taking the wheel and its navigations.
Self-driving car will amplify traffic to insane levels, as you won’t feel the pain of driving yourself
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 6, 2022
Elon Musk and the Tesla FSD
Elon Musk and the Tesla FSD got many bad reviews and criticisms from various drivers and critics that say it is a feature that brings many flaws to its users. Different people posted online and even went to the New York Times to publish a full-page advertisement to say that Tesla's self-driving feature is a pain to use, and worse, a bad service.
The billionaire and tech CEO defended the feature to many people already, saying that the car brings more to the public than people think of it. Musk also faces a lot of adversities with different journalists who "lobbied" the Tesla FSD on their publications, and it is bringing an unwanted bias or influence against the company and the feature.
According to the tech CEO, the Tesla FSD brings more to the public, saying that the feature focuses on getting the people what they need for a safer drive in the metro and highways. Nevertheless, the CEO said that it needs to work on its code and implied that it would be giving people a problem regarding traffic with no solutions to the issue.
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Written by Isaiah Richard
